Small bump, small baby? Big bump, bigger baby?

Question

I'm wondering if smaller bumps usually mean a smaller baby? My first pregnancy I was tiny the whole way through. Second time round my belly is so much bigger and he weighs more then my daughter did already. First born was 6lb3 and my baby now weighs this at 36 weeks.

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The second time around, your bump is usually bigger just because everything has already been stretched out once.

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My first, I was really small and he was 6lbs15oz but was very dainty. I'm about 3-4 weeks out from delivering my second and my fundal height is measuring ahead, he's in the 95th percentile, measuring 3 weeks ahead and I'm double the size I was when I delivered my first.

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I was huge with my daughter and came out being 5lbs 13 oz so no you’re belly could be big due to fluid

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I was tiny with all of my boys. 4'11" and 110 at delivery. They were 7 lbs 12 oz, 7 lbs 2 oz, and 7 lbs 13 oz. I think my bump was biggest with my first and he was the middle sized one.

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My bump was on track I guess the whole time. My baby was not average, that turned out 9 lbs 5 oz lol 
I think part of it is how you physically carry the baby. Also most babies you have will be close in weight to what your own birth weight was (unless you have unchecked gestational diabetes)

Small bump, small baby? Big bump, bigger baby?

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