Your doctor will know what’s best, my first i had natural weighed over 4 kgs.

Your doctor/OB/midwife will be able to answer this question for you as they will have all your medical history. They will monitor and ensure everything is ok.

i think your doc will be able to ease and fears that you have. they know your medical history

Please do seek reassurance if you need it from health professionals – my friend did and it really did help her to feel comfortable about her pregnancy.

As long as you are being monitored I wouldn’t worry too much. Check in regularly with your health practioner/s and I’m sure everything will be fine. Good luck.

My sister in law had this condition for all of her 3 children and then it went away after the births . I think it is best to ask the doctor that and they will monitor you regularly at checkups. I don’t think it has anything to do with the size or baby , it is more your hormones/sugar levels. Just touch base with your doctor and then you will always be up to date with your health , All the best .

Thanks for your comments yes i am being monitored i had the scan the other day and go back in 2wks for there opinion i use insulin 3x a day the scan said the tummy was above average and she was 2kg. So i checked average weights at 31wks and it said 1.5kg.

I agree with other peoples responses, it depends on how far along you are. I have had two friends that have had the same issues in pregnancy, one of them gave birth to a normal size bubs about 8lb and the other had a larger baby. But she new that was going to happeen due to measurements and she ended having a cesarian. Talk to your health care provider for better guidence.

It depends on the due date and your birthing professionals should be monitoring and giving you lots of advice on eating and size. I had a friend who was in a similar position and had a good delivery and the size of the baby was fine. Good Luck!

Not necessarily. How far along are you?

Whilst this may seem on the larger side, I don’t think there is a “too big” baby. Perhaps you should talk with your GP or obstetrician about your concerns as they are the best ones to advise on this.