What was your weight as a baby?

[pythontricker]

My friend doesn't believe that I was 10lbs 1oz. So Im going to try to prove him wrong. Any fatty babies (like me) out there. pls post. lol.

[Peter Williams]

We'll I wasn't a fatty baby, but I guess you could say my weight foreshadowed obesity, 7lbs 11oz...lol! Hehe, get it? 7/11? lol...But I am certainly not obese!

[AzureN1ght]

6 pounds, 5 ounces and 21 inches tall. Afraid I can't help you prove your point.

[Elvyra's Keeper]

6lbs 7oz. I was small too. I'm still little. I'm only 5'3.

[spix14]

7 lb, 14oz here.

[Blu Mongoose]

I don't think records go back that far!

[pythontricker]

hahaha. Im not obese now infact im a little under weight. Im supposed to be 110 but im only 105. im 14 so yeah.

[dsirkle]

I weighed 9lbs 9oz when I was born and had never considered it as being amazingly large.

[Seneschal]

I weighed 8lbs 5oz, 20''

Now, almost 19 years later: 103lbs, 5'3''.

I don't think that size at birth determines adult size...

[kc261]

My sister was 10 lbs 5 ozs. At the time, she was the largest live baby that particular doctor had delivered. It is kind of sad that the doctor specified "live" if you think about it. Apparently doctors didn't know how to deal with big babies back then.

I wasn't quite so big, somewhere around 9 1/2 lbs.

Big babies that size and bigger aren't unusual anymore. My daughter was 11 lbs 1 oz, and she "only" got the distinction of being the biggest baby born to a 1st-time mother at the birth center where I had her.

My sister's babies were really big too. She had twins that were 7 lbs 8 ozs and 7 lbs 9 ozs. Yes, that is right, over 15 lbs of baby! Her other baby was 11 lbs 1 oz, just like mine.

Big babies run in our family!