Morning all.
I’m 31 weeks pregnant with a baby boy. My daughter was born at full-term and was 8lb 7oz - she wasn’t chunky at all just had very long limbs! 😊 I’m 5ft 3in and when not pregnant am a size 6-8 and I remember a number of people being surprised at my daughter’s birthweight.
People are now saying that the second baby is usually bigger than your first and that boys are bigger (or have bigger heads) than girls, which makes me feel a little nervous! Just wondering if there’s any truth in this? Would anyone like to share their experiences?
Thank you! x
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Is second baby usually bigger than first?
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Starfish83 · 18/11/2019 08:56
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