christinawong
Member
Hi ladies, how much does your baby weigh at week 24? Mine weigh at 570gm.
Is it small or norm??? :err:
Is it small or norm??? :err:
EDD Sep 2010
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Hi,
You can check out this website as it provides you an estimate of baby length and weight at each week of pregnancy
Average fetal length and weight chart | BabyCenter
Hope it helps
You can check out this website as it provides you an estimate of baby length and weight at each week of pregnancy
Average fetal length and weight chart | BabyCenter
Hope it helps
mrs_eg
Active Member
Thanx Adelene...,
I have bought tommee tippee to try out... but will keep in mind where to find NUK... jus in case I need to change...
mrs_eg
Active Member
What did your gynae say??? most impt is what ur gynae say... if gyn say baby is fine then dun worry tooo much... if not... jus try to eat more healthy food and see if weight is gained?
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mrs_eg
Active Member
nice... thanx!Hi Mummies!
I found out a site. Prices quite reasonable. Probably you ladies might wanna check it out!
http://www.aprisin.com.sg/
CHEERS!
Hi there,
Has your wife recovered from Erythema Nodosum?
I am also suffering from Erythema Nodosum for 5 months now and I am still having those bruise like patches on my calves & back of my legs.
My doctor did not give me any medication, claiming it will go away in 4-6 weeks but it has not
I am desperate for a solution.
J@sonCh@n
Alpha Male
Hi Voxz...Hi there,
Has your wife recovered from Erythema Nodosum?
I am also suffering from Erythema Nodosum for 5 months now and I am still having those bruise like patches on my calves & back of my legs.
My doctor did not give me any medication, claiming it will go away in 4-6 weeks but it has not
yes my wife has already recover from the Erythema Nodosum. it took about 10 weeks for her to totally recover from it. do you have fever? and how far are you into your pregnancy? my wife was admitted to Mount A for 3 days when she first started to have the swell and bruises on her legs. she was about 10 weeks pregnant. the doc also didn't give her any medication except for some cream (Elomet) for her to apply on the bruises. better seek another doc view since it been 5 months. my wife was seeing Doc Ang at mount A during that time. he is a skin specialist there...maybe you would like to consider a second opinion from him...
nightingale
Member
Yes! This was the playmat that we'd bought - we went for the Miffy design which was going at a special price during the fair. The website is Small Small World - I think they deliver it to your place if you order online, which is great because they are quite heavy! These mats come in different sizes as well as thickness. Go have a browse through the designs!
nightingale
Member
Really? That's interesting, no I didn't know there was such a thing - but yeah, like mrs_eg said it sounds like it might be better than normal loose powder I guess. There is also something called liquid powder - applies like liquid but it dries up quickly to become powder form. Not sure whether these are available in Singapore - but don't know whether it is any good?
If we are using powder as a way to reduce diaper rash, it seems that doctors generally recommend other ways, such as keeping baby's diaper area dry and clean by changing the diaper often, or letting baby go without a diaper when possible, to help air-dry his/her skin. I think I will probably stick to creams like Desitin and not use powder, just to play it safe - maybe at least until kiddo is a couple of months old perhaps?
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I went for my checkup yesterday. Baby is at 1kg, 27th week. So I guess at 24th week, 570grams is normal. My gynae told me to watch my weight gain. I have gained a total of 7kg, and she said I should not be putting on 0.5kg per week from now on :embarrassed:
nightingale, what size did you buy? I think we can only safely put the baby on the mat after he/she learn to crawl? or at least able to sit up? Or can we just put the baby there at new born? Hee...I'm really quite interested.
I think I will get the compact powder to try out also :tlaugh:, though I just got 2 huge bottles of J&J powder.
mrs_eg
Active Member
Mecolemummy... U sure the pigeon compact powder can be use on babies??? Cos i went to see... It never say its for babies leh... the box only say smthing abt minimising pores and sebum secretion... Sounds like for adults...
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mrs_eg
Active Member
My frens bought one for their new born jus to lie on it... Can use as changing mat too... But of cos in no time the baby know how to crawl already...
nightingale
Member
Yes yes, I think if we're going to be buying it for the crawling phase we might as well put it to good use sooner - stretch the dollar a bit haha!
The Miffy one on sale only came in M size at the fair so we bought that one - I suppose it depends also on where you are planning to place it, e.g. dimensions of your living room? Baby's room? At first I wanted to get an L size (planning long term) but it may be very cumbersome to clean - e.g. if I want to drag it to the bathroom to rinse it.
Heard from my friend who previously used the jigsaw A-B-C foam types - she said it was very difficult to clean because you need to unassemble the pieces and then reassemble them, and there are many grooves in between the pieces to trap dust and dirt... so I figured that a one-piece mat would be easier for maintenance and cleaning. The ones at Mini Toons are also one piece, I think? Also quite cute, and I think those are cheaper and not as heavy as the ones from Small Small World, so can consider those as well.
Hi Christina
At 24 weeks, baby is supposed to be about 770 gms (according to What To Expect).
But I think like Mrs Eg says...what your gynae advises is probably more important.
Hi Delvy...I am also quite concerned about my weight gain because I really eat alot these days. I not only eat full meals but also snacks in between...
When I last visited my gynae, my urine test (testing for sugar) was not good. My gynae is sending me for the oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT).
Did you (or any one else) have to go for this test too?
Hi Adelene, I also snack a lot, but I get hungry every 2-3 hours...guess got to snack on healthier food ba...
I have never done OGTT before. Think you better watch your sugar level intake. I do take a lot of chocolates, ice creams and sweet drinks too. Guess we all have to moderate the amount.
I shall go Mini Toons tonight after work :tlaugh:Yes yes, I think if we're going to be buying it for the crawling phase we might as well put it to good use sooner - stretch the dollar a bit haha!
The Miffy one on sale only came in M size at the fair so we bought that one - I suppose it depends also on where you are planning to place it, e.g. dimensions of your living room? Baby's room? At first I wanted to get an L size (planning long term) but it may be very cumbersome to clean - e.g. if I want to drag it to the bathroom to rinse it.
Heard from my friend who previously used the jigsaw A-B-C foam types - she said it was very difficult to clean because you need to unassemble the pieces and then reassemble them, and there are many grooves in between the pieces to trap dust and dirt... so I figured that a one-piece mat would be easier for maintenance and cleaning. The ones at Mini Toons are also one piece, I think? Also quite cute, and I think those are cheaper and not as heavy as the ones from Small Small World, so can consider those as well.
nightingale
Member
Yes, I will be taking the OGTT at my next checkup at 28 weeks. I think it's a standard test for all preggy ladies at around that stage of pregnancy, to check for gestational diabetes?