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9041091 tn?1410417329

Baby Underweight!

So I went to my 27 week appointment and they said she was only 2lbs which is in the 29 percentile..but ive been gaining weight. Is this normal? She said we'll do another one in a month to check on her growth
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Their not always right on there weight. They said my son only weighed 3 pounds.. they induced me 2 weeks early and he came out weighing 6lbs 3oz.
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Their not always right on there weight. They said my son only weighed 3 pounds.. they induced me 2 weeks early and he came out weighing 6lbs 3oz.
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Their not always right on there weight. They said my son only weighed 3 pounds.. they induced me 2 weeks early and he came out weighing 6lbs 3oz.
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Dont believe them I just had my daughter on monday and they said she was small but she came out weighing 3.8 kilos dont believe them
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Suppose* lol
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Don't freak out. Even this app said the baby soups be approx 2 pounds at 27 weeks. You have plenty time for the baby to pack on some pounds.
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9041091 tn?1410417329
Okay thanks!
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188017 tn?1443720868
The told me with my first baby (was 1 week before her birth) that she was extremely tiny and they were concerned , well she came out 7lbs 11oz so I wouldn't fully go on what  they say.
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