What's the heaviest baby you've had through natural delivery?

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My doctor measured my baby at 3kg today. I'm exactly 37 weeks. He told me to not eat too much otherwise it will be hard to give birth to the baby naturally. Did anyone have this issue?

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That’s not how it works.. you eating a lot doesn’t actually really correlate to your baby’s weight. And that’s not really that big of a baby.

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10 lbs 5 oz, and it was a terrible experience honestly.  However, I don’t think how much you eat necessarily correlates to your baby’s weight. I don’t eat a ton, I’m a small-framed person, and my second baby is already measuring almost 10 lbs at 38 weeks. 😬 I’m having a c-section this time around though.

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My first was 9lbs and my second was 7lb and some. Had no issue with either but ive learned by now that pushing is quickest for me. First out in two push and second out in first.

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Oldest was 4040g, youngest 4220g both normal vaginal deliveries. Got two stitches both times, mostly to keep it nice the midwife said(as in would have been fine without them too).

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My son was 10lbs 4 oz. I didn't eat alot during my pregnancy and my baby was still big so I don't think eating alot is an issue.. my son's birth was really hard though.

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My biggest was 4.2kg and the one before was 3.4kg. And both were born fairly quickly and it was pretty much no difference between them. My longest birth wss with my smallest and first.

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My sister done was 10lb 12oz and she said it was easier than her 8lb baby

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I don't think it's big 3k at 37 weeks I had scan last week 33 weeks my baby was 3k and now am 34 weeks but my doctor didn't said anything not to eat and my weight is 73k I think it's normal

What's the heaviest baby you've had through natural delivery?

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