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I think it's individual.My youngest sister was over ten pounds when she was born as an august baby (ie youngest in the year here) and she's now one of the tallest/broad shouldered in her year group and is very active which is hilarious as when my mum had me I was very small and briefly in the 'nicu' , I wonder if it's anything to do with mums in their 30's+ as there are 12 years between myself and my youngest sister. A close family friend had 2 kids the same time as my mum initially had me and then twins when she was in her late 30's both twins are severely autistic with other conditions at play and were huge babies!
My mom had my brother when she was 42. There's 16 years between us.
She was a bit heavyset when she got pregnant (but got nowhere near the size of Jenn at the end of it bc she didn't eat everything in sight like Jenn).
She went into the hospital about 9:30 p.m. or so and gave birth at 3:44 a.m.
He was 6 lbs. 12 oz. with no complications with the birth and nothing wrong with him.
(and when she had me in her mid 20s, she was thin as a rail, had a 20-hour labor, I was 7 lbs. 5 oz., and had a congenital defect in my left foot / ankle bc of how I was laying in the womb that required me to wear a brace for a full year to fix it)