For fun, a poll

macchiatto · September 2012

Inspired by the post about the nurse saying Baby A's are almost always bigger. Curious to see the stats on this board. For poll purposes, let's just go by birth weight, not height (one of mine was 3 oz heavier at birth but the other was 1/4" taller so I'm not sure which would be considered "bigger"

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yinyang124 · September 2012

Haha @ the second to last option. A has consistently measured 1-3 oz bigger than B. Now B is at the exit though- it bothers me that they call him A. >:|

srbmvp · September 2012

I voted for special snowflake. My baby A was 1oz bigger than Baby B, but B came out first and became A, so technically my Baby B was bigger???? All very confusing.

And I love the 2nd to last option, heehee

PurrCrasher · September 2012

I had to vote special snowflake because both of my babies weighed 6lbs6oz. We need a "I worked some magic and they weighed exactly the same" option.

macchiatto · September 2012

PurrCrasher:
I had to vote special snowflake because both of my babies weighed 6lbs6oz. We need a "I worked some magic and they weighed exactly the same" option.

Shoot; I totally meant to include that as an option!

Housefull · September 2012

Special Snowflake..

Triplets and baby A and B weighed the same and more than C.

Baby A and B 4lbs 5 oz and Baby C 3 lbs 14oz

TripMomma · September 2012

At 31 weeks 2 days when my triplets were born Baby A (Xander) was 3 lbs 12 oz, Baby B (Haddie) was 3 lbs 15 oz and Baby C (Lily) was 3 lbs 7 oz. To this day Xander and Haddie are always within a pound of each other, Lily is usually a few pounds behind.

thetwinkies&Vivi · September 2012

I went ahead with the mine are still cooking option, they will be here Wednesday. B is always estimated to be bigger with as much as a 15% discordance guess we will find out soon!