Does anyone else weight in every day?

I used to weigh in nearly every day, but since I hit maintenance, I've cut back to about once a week or once every two weeks. I figure as long as I continue to eat well and exercise, I don't have anything to worry about. Honestly, I hated being a slave to the scale, but it was great for accountability.

If you weigh at the exact same time in the morning without consuming anything this shouldnt happen unless what you ate was different

When I first started my weight loss journey I was jumping on the scale every hour but now I have calmed down somewhat and only weigh myself each morning. My weight fluctuates throughout the week but I'm still averaging a weekly loss of 1 to 1 1/2 pounds. I am keeping a log and mark down each day's weight loss to help me evaluate my progress so if I suddenly gain two pounds I can look back at my food and exercise diary to see what (if any) changes I may want to make. It makes me feel better to weigh in on a daily basis - I feel it gives me more control.

I weigh myself every morning but really only count my weigh in at Weight Watchers once a week.

I'm an every day weigher. In 42 days the scale has only gone up twice (each time by one pound that was gone the next day). For me, it works. Keeps me motivated and I do not stress at the higher number. I need the daily reinforcement that what I'm doing is working and just staying the same IS working.

I weigh "unofficially" every morning but only log it on Saturdays. As long as you don't put a lot of meaning into the numbers, it's not going to do any harm. I prefer having that information every day; it helps me understand how different foods or activities impact my weight and helps me to see little problems before they become big ones. And honestly, weighing once a week would be really demotivating for me; if I happen to be a few pounds up on that one weigh-in day due to daily fluctuations, I'd have no idea why and I'd be wondering how in the world I gained it and what to do. But if I've seen what's happening all week, I'll know it's just water and it doesn't bother me.

I do every day but it's more just for fun / general info, like how much sweat lost, stuff like that. My official weigh-in's are Friday mornings so I don't take my "daily" weight too serious. And every Friday morning assuming I've made progress, even if it's only 0.4 lbs (so far the lowest weight loss week I've had) I treat myself to a huge breakfast of eggs, potatoes, and bacon. Instead of a cheat day, I simply have a cheat breakfast.

I graph my weight, calories in/out, steps, activity level and other things every day. I am a numbers person though. The chart has been very informative. I track the numbers every day, but I am only interested in the trend. I am actually getting pretty good at predicting what the scale will say based on what activity I did, what I ate and how I slept the day before.

I weigh every morning also. I have been doing it since I started losing weight 6 months ago, and it works okay for me. I stress more about it if I don't weigh myself. I just have learned not to let the temporary minor fluctuations bother me. I think this is one of those things where you just have to figure out what works best for you.

I weigh myself every day. The numbers do not bother me as long as I know I'm doing what I am suppose to do. When I've weighed myself weekly I've slipped.. I've read a couple studies that found that people that weigh themselves daily (not multiple times), keep the weight off in the long run. Because they are aware everyday what they weigh.