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Weight gain in pregnancy

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Pinkflower23 · 18/10/2019 19:19

Hi all,

I feel like all I every hear is people telling me how much weight they gained in pregnancy. Is weight gain actually monitored?
I was weighed at 6 weeks when I first went to the doctors and told them I was pregnant. Then at my first midwife appointment at 9 weeks she transferred my weight from doctors notes to hers.
I have not stepped on scales since. I’m 32 weeks ? I always thought it was something they monitored but maybe not?
I’ve been weighing myself and I still haven’t put a pound on. At my last scan baby was a really good weight but it is like I am all baby.

Anyone else ? X

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firsttimemum30 · 18/10/2019 19:21

I haven't weighed myself since 9 week booking appointment either, my midwife said they will weigh me at 36 weeks, should be the norm.

katmarie · 18/10/2019 19:42

I'm 40+2 and haven't been weighed since my booking in, pretty sure they're not going to bother weighing me now.

paperplant · 18/10/2019 19:52

Last pregnancy, I was weighed at 9 weeks at booking in appointment (for my BMI), and not once afterwards.

Weight gain varies (by BMI, by woman) and I think as long as you feel OK and baby seems fine, it doesn't matter how much you've (not) put on!

firstimemamma · 18/10/2019 19:57

Weight gain wasn't monitored in my pregnancy.

I occasionally stood on my bathroom scales - perhaps 3-4 times for the whole pregnancy.

I'd put on 3 stone in total but by 6 months postpartum it had all gone without me trying.

Ask your midwife if in doubt and good luck with the pregnancy.

Pinkflipflop85 · 18/10/2019 20:04

Haven't been weighed in pregnancy since booking appointment. Weighed myself out of curiosity and I'm 7lb lighter than pre pregnancy Shock

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