And it's not coming off very fast. Isn't that a bit much during pregnancy, especially on such a tiny lady? Here she is a month later. Maybe she's got some boob now at least.
Originally posted by Bree I just saw her on some TV entertaiment show and she was just that big..
no big deal.. she'll lose it with some personal trainer.. it's not like she doesn't have the money for lipo..
yeah i saw her on that too...im sure it wont be long before she is back to normal..
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Apparently you aren't aware that a MINIMUM 30 pounds of weight gain in pregnancy is considered healthy especially in smaller women.. Especially if they are planning to breastfeed, their bodies need a bit of extra body fat to sustain giving out the nutrients.
Nice of all you folks to complain about a pregnant woman gaining weight and knowing NOTHING about the importance of doing so. Here, I'll break it down for you all.
Minimum of 1.1 pounds for breasts
Placenta 1.6 pounds
Amniotic Fluid 2.0 pounds
Fetus average 8.3 pounds (or thereabouts)
Uterus 2.4 pounds
Fat store (neccessary for healthy pregnancy and breastfeeding) 8.5-10 pounds depending on body size.
Blood 3 pounds
Other fluids 6.1 pounds
Total Approximately 33 pounds (give or take).
Now 70 pounds might seem like a lot, but at LEAST half of that is NECCESSARY weight gain... The rest may be more than she needs, but come ON folks.
Apparently you aren't aware that a MINIMUM 30 pounds of weight gain in pregnancy is considered healthy especially in smaller women.. Especially if they are planning to breastfeed, their bodies need a bit of extra body fat to sustain giving out the nutrients.
Nice of all you folks to complain about a pregnant woman gaining weight and knowing NOTHING about the importance of doing so. Here, I'll break it down for you all.
Minimum of 1.1 pounds for breasts
Placenta 1.6 pounds
Amniotic Fluid 2.0 pounds
Fetus average 8.3 pounds (or thereabouts)
Uterus 2.4 pounds
Fat store (neccessary for healthy pregnancy and breastfeeding) 8.5-10 pounds depending on body size.
Blood 3 pounds
Other fluids 6.1 pounds
Total Approximately 33 pounds (give or take).
Now 70 pounds might seem like a lot, but at LEAST half of that is NECCESSARY weight gain... The rest may be more than she needs, but come ON folks.
Bullet, I adore you, but remember, it's another month before I have the baby, until then, I'm still mobile :P
And I hear she has a hell of a bitch-slap, too :P
Seriously 70lbs is no big deal, especially if this is her first pregnancy.
Plus with the doctors treating you like you're sick and diseased rather than just pregnant, and telling you that you should lay down as much as possible and not move an inch, it's easy to gain that much weight.
It's MUCH better for pregnant women to remain normally active during their pregnancies, it keeps the extra weight off and doesn't put them in the bad position of trying to deliver a baby with muscles that haven't been used in 9 months and have gone soft.
My 110 pound ex-wife weighed 200 pound by the end. It took about a year to lose but she is even skinnier now. She looked like she had eaten a submarine.
Apparently you aren't aware that a MINIMUM 30 pounds of weight gain in pregnancy is considered healthy especially in smaller women.. Especially if they are planning to breastfeed, their bodies need a bit of extra body fat to sustain giving out the nutrients.
Nice of all you folks to complain about a pregnant woman gaining weight and knowing NOTHING about the importance of doing so. Here, I'll break it down for you all.
Minimum of 1.1 pounds for breasts
Placenta 1.6 pounds
Amniotic Fluid 2.0 pounds
Fetus average 8.3 pounds (or thereabouts)
Uterus 2.4 pounds
Fat store (neccessary for healthy pregnancy and breastfeeding) 8.5-10 pounds depending on body size.
Blood 3 pounds
Other fluids 6.1 pounds
Total Approximately 33 pounds (give or take).
Now 70 pounds might seem like a lot, but at LEAST half of that is NECCESSARY weight gain... The rest may be more than she needs, but come ON folks.
and pregnancy is a time when women worry about everything...one day they worry that they have gained too much weight and the next they worry that they haven't gained enough. i think we should let her be a happy new mom and the weight will come off in time. in the bigger scheme of things it's not that important anyway
Originally posted by AmeliaG And she is rich and famous and goes home to a rockstar every night. I bet she wants to kill herself because she gained a few pounds.
Can you honestly call anybody in the Black Crowes a rockstar any more? Nothing against the guy, but you can tell by reading this thread that half the people don't even know who he is.
well said Lady Mischief!!! Can't wait to see you on the weekend!!!
as for the rest of you who think gaining weight is gross, would you want your wife to remain skinny throughout the pregnancy and have a malnourished child??? Morons...
you are acting like it's a disease that she can't get rid of....and who are you guys to judge??? Some of you are twice the size of her, at least she has an excuse for being fat!!!
Originally posted by Odie well said Lady Mischief!!! Can't wait to see you on the weekend!!!
as for the rest of you who think gaining weight is gross, would you want your wife to remain skinny throughout the pregnancy and have a malnourished child??? Morons...
you are acting like it's a disease that she can't get rid of....and who are you guys to judge??? Some of you are twice the size of her, at least she has an excuse for being fat!!!
Heheh yep I like to ask the guys when they're due And I can't wait to see you on the weekend too
Originally posted by Penrod My wife is petite and she has only gained 17 Lbs.
She is due Feb 29th.
We just had that GE 4-D Ultrasound done and they put the baby at 5 1/2 lbs.
Cool device they use. Gave us 45 pics on a CD and 45 minutes wirth of video showing the procedure. Looks just like the baby when it's born.
I don't have mine available but here is an example.
Wow she's tiny..... She's naturally petite though and the baby probably will be too if that's the case.. She's the exception, though, not the rule by any means
gaining weight like that after a pregnancy is not normal.. get your facts straight!! (and thats 1 month after giving birth)
You think a woman actually LOOSES all the weight the second the baby comes out??? I don't see anywhere it says she gained the weight AFTER, but regardless does it matter? I know I wasn't allowed to move around or excersize for 8 months after each of my other children because I had c-sections and would hemorage. I gained a few pounds after (and I actually lost during my pregnancy). So am I not normal? Cripes.. I don't get why all of a sudden all the men on this board seem to think they know everything :P
Wow she's tiny..... She's naturally petite though and the baby probably will be too if that's the case.. She's the exception, though, not the rule by any means
I think she will follow my footsteps and be a tall girl.
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