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Hardly Growing

Hey there, I'm 19 years old and 11 weeks pregnant with my second baby. My first pregnancy ended as a miscarriage unfortunately so I didn't make it this far last time. I'm starting to notice my belly is slightly starting to round out and little bit and my boobs are full but haven't grown a cup size. I started out at 108.4 lbs and am still very tiny at 111.4 lbs. Is this kind of growth normal? I am a very thin and tiny lady. Will I gain lots more weight or will I stay small?
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I would say it's perfectly fine .... I started at 110 and currently at 23 weeks only weigh 127ish, the baby measures fine according to the doctor & on this site it will show you the "ideal weight gain" which suprisingly isn't as much as I thought !
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With my first I only gained the weight of him and once I gave birth I weighed the Sam as befor I was pregnant. I'm 20 weeks now and have gained 1.5kg. Good luck and I hope you have a healthy happy baby :)
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Thank you for your response and kind words :-) good luck to you too! Hoping for a healthy baby
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Sounds just fine to me! Your weight gain pretty much depends on how you eat and your body! Everyone is different!
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It all deponds on the baby and how much you eat.
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