how much does your baby weigh?

daniellelovesjacob · November 2012

Griffin weighs a whopping 16lbs at 3.5 months. I am not sure on length but I think he is close to 27. He was 24 at 2 months exactly. He is at least 26.

Mzbr · November 2012

DD weighs 10 lbs 13 oz. She is 16 weeks.

xxbabycakesxx · November 2012

4 months on the 6th. Prbly around 18lbs.

Buona Fortuna · November 2012

I had ds well baby yesterday and he was 15lbs 15 ounces (55%) and 26.25 inches (90%). His big azz head was 44 cm and 90% too!

CLeigh03 · November 2012

At 16 weeks DS was 15.5 lbs. Not sure on height... We have his 4 month check up in 1.5 weeks.

latnprincess · November 2012

I guess I have another small fry... 13 lbs 23 in @ 16 wks. My first DS was the same way. Always behind everyone. Smallest everywhere we go. I am 4'11" though, so I'm not expecting a giant.

punkrockabye · November 2012

Still a peanut. 10 pounds 7 ounces last Saturday. But that was more than half an ounce of gain per day from her previous weigh in, so as far as I know we're still doing great. I measured her head myself and got 40cm, which was something like 65th percentile. I have a huge head, so it makes sense.

I still keep worrying about whether or not she's getting enough to eat, but everything seems fine: diapers seem great [then I wonder if I'm wrong and I only think her output is fine], she's very happy after nursing on both sides and doesn't get mad and act hungry [she gets mad when I'm moving her to the second side, but she's happy when she finishes both], and when we do give her a bottle, she is very satisfied with 3 ounces; sometimes the last half ounce or so is slow to go down, but she always finishes it and never screams for more. I'm afraid giving her more would just cause it to come back up. But even with all these signs, I still worry that she isn't getting enough. I'm not sure if I'll ever get over that and I can see it becoming a problem when she's older and eating like a normal preschooler, child, etc. I feel traumatized from when she wasn't getting enough and with our weight problems, the last thing I want to do is overfeed her out of fear that she's starving... but I also don't want to subconsciously restrict her.