My relatives keep asking baby weight and I dont know how anyone knows before birth. My scan report has many numbers but I cannot understand which one is weight. Where is it usually mentioned?
You cannot know the exact weight yourself. It's estimated by your doctor using ultrasound scans, usually around your anomaly scan and then closer to delivery. They measure different parts of the baby and use a formula to get an approximate weight. Trust your doctor for this.
Yaar, this is something only your doctor can tell you accurately. They use those big machines, ultrasounds, to measure the baby and then they tell you an estimate. We mere ghar pe toh aise koi tareeka nahi tha yeh janne ka. My experience was just going for scans.
The baby's weight is assessed through ultrasound scans during your prenatal checkups. The sonographer takes measurements of the baby's head circumference, abdominal circumference, and femur length, which are then used to estimate the weight. This is why regular doctor visits are so important, as they monitor growth.
Beta, bachche ka wazan toh sirf doctor hi bata sakte hain. Woh machine lagate hain pet pe, ultrasound bolte hain na usko. Usse andar sab dikhta hai aur woh batate hain ki kitna wazan hai bachche ka. Ghar pe toh bas andaza hi laga sakte hain.
Unless you have X-ray vision or a tiny scale inside your belly, you can't really know the exact weight! 😉 Your doctor does it with ultrasound scans, measuring head, belly, and thigh bone. It's always an estimate though, babies love to surprise us!
They tell you the baby's estimated weight during the ultrasound scans. These scans are part of your regular prenatal checkups, which can be a bit costly, but they're essential. So budget for those scans and always ask the doc what the baby's weight is during your appointments.
Ache ghar pe toh hum na pet dekh ke, ya size se anumaan lagate the bachche ke weight ka. Par beta, aajkal toh sab kuch machine se pata chalta hai. Tum apni doctor se poochhna, woh ultrasound se sab bata dengi. Unki salah sabse acchi hai.
