I had my high risk appointment today. All was well. Baby girl now weighs a whopping 3lbs 8oz!! She is breech and the u/s tech mentioned that she should flip within the next week or so and they'll have to monitor it. Amniotic fluid levels were great and everything else measured right on track!
Afterwards when I was talking to the doctors she said all looked great and Aubrey is measuring in the 30th percentile. This seems low to me. The doctor isn't concerned so I know I shouldn't be but now that I'm home and cleaning, it's all I can think about. I know they rank children in these 'percentiles' when they're out of the womb so I was wondering if any other April momma's have been told what percentile their unborn babies fall into?



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Re: Baby measuring in the 30th percentile... ?
Here's to hoping for an easy l&d for us then!
Thanks for the response - it makes me feel so much better lol.
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30th is actually a good percentile since 50th is average. And I agree, you really only have to worry if they are extremely low or very high. Same for once they are actually on the outside as well. She sounds perfect to me!
BFP 3/28/16 (EDD 12/9/16) * Chemical pregnancy
ME: 40 yrs.old
DH: 41 yrs.old
DD: 5 yrs.
At my 20 week appointment, the u/s tech said she was in the 50% percentile. I am not worried too much about size. I was just glad to hear she wasn't too big!
That and I am not a small lady and neither is DH. I am 5ft9 and DH is 6ft4 so I expected a long, big baby
DD 2.0 ~ 12/30/2013
Mine too...Of course it's been 13 weeks since then, so I have no idea where he is now. But my doctor did say since the tall genes run on both sides of our family (totally skipped over me) she said she's not shocked by his size and that he's fine.
I wouldn't worry too much