Interested to see this! Our appointment isn't till a week from today, so I'll vote once we have that. But I'm pretty confident he's over 12 lbs at this point.
In order to have more meaning for this poll, I think you should comment with the baby's birth weight. Otherwise, it's just a number with no comparison, right?
I am not sure (he hasn't been weighed for a few weeks), but I guess he's between 10 & 11. He was born 8 1/2 lbs but lost weight after the surgery and got back up to his birthweight at around a month old.
We're at exactly 14lb at 6.5 weeks, 12lb 1oz was birthweight. I don't think I've had ANY kids grow as fast as some of yours! Doubling birthweight by 2 months - wow.
Still waiting for the "official" weigh-in on Thursday at the pedi's, but weighed him at the LC's today, and... HOLY CRAP, over 13 lbs! Looks like he's soldiering on with his pound-every-two-weeks gain.
Okay, so official weight at 2 months is 13 lbs 7 oz - this includes the pee in the scale. At least he didn't pee on me or the nurse! This is after a birth weight of 8 lbs 10 oz, and an all-time low weight of somewhere around 8 lb 3 oz. He's also 25.5" long - 99th percentile for height! That's about 3.5" of growth since birth. It was nice to know I wasn't just imagining that he was growing like a weed!
My LO was probably between 11-12 pounds at 8 weeks, but I'm just guessing. He was a little under 7 1/2 pounds at birth and gained very very quickly. He's now 11 weeks, 5 days and weighs 13 pounds, 9 ounces. My biggest baby yet, I'm pretty sure. My calmest baby too - he's never expending energy crying, that's for sure!
2 months old today! At birth he was a tiny 6 lbs, 7 oz (and that was 10 days 'late'!) and today at the dr weighed 11 lbs 15 oz, so practically 12 lbs! Our scale at home has him a little bigger, but the dr weight will be official. Liz, our baby is super chill and sweet, but I attribute it to all the things I've eliminated from my diet. He was much fussier before I did this and if we have another I am going to do the same thing right off the bat.
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