How much weight did you gain while pregnant?
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1st baby- 40+ lbs (major water weight though, had preclampsia)
2nd baby- 30 lbs
3rd baby - 25 lbs
all pregnancies started at roughly 110lbs and I'm 5'40 -
65 pounds with first baby
35 pounds with second
Took me almost 11 years to lose the "baby weight" (though I did as soon as I actually tried)0 -
Baby #1: 30 lbs.
Baby #2: 0 lbs. (I lost 15 lbs. the first 3 months, then gained it back)
Baby #3&4 (twins): 33.5 lbs.
Baby #5: 14 lbs.1 -
I gained 65 with my daughter and gained 20 with each of my two sons0
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I gained 75 lbs for my triplets. It took me 14 months to lose the weight. Typically 50 lbs is recommended for a triplet pregnancy, but I was advised to gain more since my pre-pregnancy weight was 100 lbs and I had one baby that was growth restricted.1
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Second time I put on 34lb. Think it was similar first time but lost my records.0
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30#.0
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I gained 45lbs the first time, about 35lbs the second time. I am 5'7" and both times I started around 130lbs. I was very lean when I got pregnant each time, and I gained the right amount for both.. with my second I was actually really fit right up to delivery. For me, I lose it so fast postpartum when I start nursing, so it is a good thing I gain a decent amount and have some reserves.0
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My OB told me to gain 40 pounds. He said research shows that 40 pounds weight gain for the momma results in more 7 lb babies. I gained 40 pounds each child. Both babies were 7lb 11 oz--both. I had no trouble losing weight with either baby. My problem was after I weaned my 2nd one. She was sickly & I binged ate to deal with the stress. When she was no longer sickly, I binge ate just 'cuz.0
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50 pounds for both. It came off pretty easily in 8 months just nursing and walking. Then I look at more because I nursed a long time.0
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I gained 100 pounds my baby was 11 pounds. It wasn't natural though I was very anemic and had to take multivitamins plus multiple iron medications which made me so flipping hungry. I lost it all it took 2 years I breast fed until my son was 1 then I think my hormones changed food didn't taste as good anymore. Kept it off for a year then gained half of it back0
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25 kg plus each time. That was nearly half my body weight at the time. I lost it all within 3 months post partum, again both times.
This is far more than the recommended healthy pregnancy gain.0 -
45lbs with both. I was about 10lbs underweight with the first one however and lost all the weight within 2 weeks after delivery. With the second one, held onto an extra 10-15lbs until I weaned.0
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I gained about 25 lb with the first and 30 lb with the second.
When I finished breastfeeding the second, I was at my lowest adult weight (145 lb and 5'7").
And then I forgot to stop eating for two, and here I am to lose the post-weaning weight. For me, breastfeeding worked wonders for weight loss and my pregnancy gains were not a big deal.0 -
Started both times at about 120-125 and gained 55 pounds with both pregnancies. First time I ate anything I wanted because I "was eating for two", but only lost 13 pounds in the hospital (including 8 lb baby). So had to work hard to get the baby fat off. Second time I watched every morsel and exercised and I STILL gained the same amount of weight. Guess that's how my body worked.
A baby is such a blessing that it's worth the extra work to take off the baby weight!2 -
33 lbs. for my first
35 lbs. for my second
almost 50 for my third
The weight came off easily for number 1 and 3. I never really lost all the weight from the second when I got pregnant for the 3rd. After the last one, I lost all the weight plus some.
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I went from 150 to 120 to 192. The 30-lb drop was due to massive morning sickness, and once that passed, I apparently ate for 4!
After delivery, I was able to get back down to 170 (which, sadly, is basically my goal weight at this point...)0 -
First one almost 80lbs. 31 weeks this week and under 15 so far.1
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I gained about 50 lbs when I had my daughter. I was under-weight before I had her. I took the weight off in about 6 months. If I ever had to do it again, I'd be a lot more careful about what I ate when I was pregnant.0
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5'4" about 125 lbs pre-pregnancy. Up about 40 lbs during pregnancy. Weighed about 140-145 lb post birth.
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