<font color="ff6000">Powerball, I am ok on 27th Vivocity but if there’s only 4 of us, how huh? Kekek KP, JamGal, bbmum, ciarie, cyan, lovJ, Eunice, Yvonne, marie you guys better be able to make it hor.
Eunice, I passed hubby the admission letter from the hospital and some pamphlets, then told him to help me list down the things I should pack in my hospital bag lor. After he listed them down, I asked if he could help me prepare them. Keek So he just dumped everything inside his own bag keke. Anyway, he’ll be the one carrying also haha.
Actually your hubby is right that ppl will give lah but still have to prepare some basics just in case ppl give angbao instead? Or maybe ppl give mummy birds nest and chicken essence instead.
Oh 1.9kg is considered heavy meh? How come my gynae said that 1.75kg is considered light? That’s weird. 10kg is still within the ideal range leh. Books actually said that bb is healthier when normal-weight mummies gain an ideal weight of about 12-13kg throughout the pregnancy. Even overweight mummies must gain at least 6kg for bb to be healthy.
Ya Yvonne, I also think that 3.5kg sounds ideal but it is considered quite ‘big’. My friend and her husband are both quite big-sized and their babies are around the 3.5kg-3.7kg region. Her first bb was 3.7kg and the gynae told her that bb is in the top 5% band when it came to heavyweight bb championship leh. Considering your built, I think 3.5kg a bit big for you haha. But it’s good for bb.
Hahha Jamgal, your hubby very mountain-tortoise leh. You anyhow say a price he also believe arh. Sigh, I think you conned him into the marriage lah. He trusts you too much.
I’ll be seeing the gynae this coming Tuesday 24/02, two days ahead of my actual appt coz I want to be the first patient and they don’t have this slot on Thurs 26/02, so I pushed the appt forward. I will ask gynae about the normal weight range and I’ll see what she says.</font>
