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April 6th, 2016, 06:23 PM
twointow83

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Originally Posted by lala22

Nooooooo. Lol. I want my twizzlers!

You could be craving far worse than twizzlers ;) try to use moderation but don't feel you need to deprive yourself. What is going to hurt your sugar more? One here and there? Or a whole bag when you give in and go hog wild?

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April 6th, 2016, 06:31 PM
Traci25

My dd was 7lb 11 oz and I gained 28 lbs by boys were 10lbs and I gained 55 lbs!! Eating healthy!! Errrr! She was my first so I don't know if that makes a difference
April 6th, 2016, 06:36 PM
lala22

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Originally Posted by Traci25

My dd was 7lb 11 oz and I gained 28 lbs by boys were 10lbs and I gained 55 lbs!! Eating healthy!! Errrr! She was my first so I don't know if that makes a difference

Hmm..so my daughter was my first and she was 7 lb then my boy was second and 10lbs but I gained the same amount of weight with both by the end..my tummy however stretched a ton more with my boy and my belly button is ruined forever. Lol. I'm really curious if this girl will be similar to my first or closer to my 2nd. I guess I won't know..as long as she isn't bigger than my boy we'll be OK I suppose though a solid 8 or 9 lbs sounds nice. Haha
April 6th, 2016, 06:39 PM
crd5ed

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Originally Posted by lala22

Dang I don't eat sugar alternatives though so looks like I'm either suffering or cheating. Lol. I'm wondering if since this is likely a girl I'd that will help keep weight down. Aren't girls usually smaller on average than boys?

I say eat the real thing, just in moderation and with protein so your blood sugar doesn't spike. ;)
April 6th, 2016, 07:29 PM
lala22

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Originally Posted by crd5ed

I say eat the real thing, just in moderation and with protein so your blood sugar doesn't spike. ;)

That's right! I keep forgetting if I eat the cheats with protein it helps.
April 6th, 2016, 08:02 PM
Laurenk1424

Okay so this prob sounds silly but for my blog I'm doing ALL the gender prediction tests. I'm saying HOW to do them, my results and then once we find the sex I will say wether or not they rang true for me. I would LOVE to know of any test you have heard of that maybe I haven't. So far we have done drano, baking soda, ring test, red cabbage test and Chinese/Mayan calander.

So far every single one had been strong girl answer right away. I either have a tricky little boy in there or the tales ring true for me. I use only FMU.

ANYWAY, Let me know if you have any fun ones for me to add to my blog :)

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April 6th, 2016, 09:56 PM
lala22

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Originally Posted by lala22

Oy boy, these are kind of hard. There is for sure a nub in either or both the first and third photos. Let me ponder them. Curious what people on ultrasound board will think. The experts usually hang around there.

ANy news on what the experts have said. I'm leaning boy but I know that's not what you want to hear and I'm unsure enough that maybe I should scratch my guess altogether.
April 7th, 2016, 12:10 AM
BunnyGirl19

I was thinking the nub in pic #1 looked more girly.
April 7th, 2016, 08:38 AM
tfahn

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Originally Posted by crd5ed

But I got to see baby, it's laying on its side and wouldn't budge. My placenta is anterior, which is new for me, I've never had that but after reading that may be the reason for no belly yet and I may not feel the baby move until closer to 20 weeks and the heartbeat can be harder to detect later in the pregnancy. At least that's what I gathered off Google. If anyone else has had anterior please feel free to weigh in, I'd love to hear others perspectives! :)

Not part of this group, but occasionally pop in too see how the gender sways are going and had hoped to join the sept/oct/nov group but no luck so far, maybe I will luck out and need a Dec Group.

Anyway DD#1 had an anterior placenta. It was probably between 17-20 weeks until I could feel her moving. They never had a hard time finding her heart rate except around 10/11 weeks which is kinda early but had an ultrasound the next day and everything was fine. I never really felt her much at all throughout the whole pregnancy like other women talk about (I'm also overweight so that didn;t help) which was really worrisome since I really couldn't get all the moves per day that they wanted you to count. Not sure if is related to the anterior placenta or not but a friend of mine who gave birth 1 day after me had an anterior placenta also and we both had breech babies that didn't turn and have to have c-sections (They didn't catch that I was breech until 39 weeks so it was too late to try all the tricks to get her to turn). Could have been just a weird coincidence but that was my experience. Hope everything goes well for you.
April 7th, 2016, 09:58 AM
Bella29

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Originally Posted by lala22

Dang I don't eat sugar alternatives though so looks like I'm either suffering or cheating. Lol. I'm wondering if since this is likely a girl I'd that will help keep weight down. Aren't girls usually smaller on average than boys?

My boy was smaller by a pound than my middle girl and a pound and a half smaller than my first born girl. In general boys are bigger and future pregnancies are bigger than first. But I break all the stereotypes :)

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