their maybe smthing wrong with your child!

I have never been thin, but since falling pregant 4.5 months ago I have not been eating properly due to relationship stress and nausea and have subsequently lost 12-14 lbs, all the pregnancy calenders and books are telling me that I should have gained at least 8 pounds by now. Is there something wrong with me and will this have a major effect on my unborn child?

Its not smart to wine about a stupid boy.Its even worse when you have a kid and your putting your health in danger and you kids mother you need to eat dont make your kids loose there mom over a boy and dont wine a bout them eather thats high school stuff take a life lesson and grow up and think about your kids you haft to be strong for them.

I would definitely see a doctor. I'm not doctor, but that could possibly mean something is wrong with the baby. Go to the doctor. They'll probably do an exam to make sure everything is already and if it all is, then I guess you are just unique.

their maybe smthing wrong with your child!

The same thing happened to my sister and she had amazingly perfect labors, and two adorable children both healthy, and herself as well turned out healthy. Sometimes these things happen, but just in case, just keep up with regular doctor visits, you can never be too careful with a little one.

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i am 17 years old and i eat regulary.i have my luch at school just sometimes i see myself eating too much.this week i was sick and a friend told me that i was looking very slim and i thought that if at my age being 45kg is good or bad.i don't do any diets and normally tall.

Im 14 years old and im 93 pounds and 5,0 inc and every one tells me im under weight i dont no if i am but if so im not dieting or any thing like that i mean i eat all the time im all ways hungery i just dont under stand why i cant gain weight ive lost 15 pounds in the last couple months.

It's really important to eat well while you're pregnant, otherwise you could be depriving your child of nutrients he needs. Make an appointment with your doctor in case you need and supplement, you may be at risk of developing amaemia.

Have found this article which may help: 'Mums to be, test your Diet' in Mother & Baby.
Cut & paste this link into your adress bar: http://www.sofeminine.co.uk/maternite/testalimenta-tion/testalimentation0.asp

Hope that helps!