Boy...some crazy nasty comments. This is a beautiful little boy with a loving family. Tiny babies run in my family. No matter what I did, my babies were preemie, or low birth weight. Other people have issues that cause high birth weight. Enjoy this adorable video and keep the comments positive.
To those who think this baby is just large and not fat, well, I strongly suggest you get your eyes tested. He has wayyy too many huge rolls and because they were literally squeezing his lungs, he needed a respirator right after he was born.. This baby is fat. Period.
Um, I believe you are showing yourself to be somewhat clueless & not too bright. I hope you never have kids, because you'll likely feed them constantly like those sniffling mothers on Maury who let their kids get morbidly obese and then have no idea why Sean is "So big. He shouldn't be so fat. What can I do? And in case you are wondering what started heavy kids down the road to eventual immobility, I present this very video. It has been proven that when mothers suffer from gestational diabetes, their babies are born fat. Yes, fat. I suggest that you do a bit of digging on this site to find the growing problem of obese babies becoming obese toddlers & then very obese children. I read that this generation will have a life span less than their parents and grandparents because they may develop type 2 diabetes before they get to high school. That old saying, "eating for two" when a woman is pregnant is false. Mothers only need 500 extra calories and bearing children should not be an excuse to eat far too much so that your baby is born heavier than average and will likely be doomed from day one. I hope you are able to extract some important facts as I have laid them on this board, but judging from your response, it isn't likely to happen and that is truly frightening.
lonelyheroine In this mother's specific case, she had type 1 diabetes which is an auto immune disease. You are aware of the definition of 'autoimmune' is do you not? I can see why you're lonely.
uhhh what Yes, I know what autoimmune means. My cousin has Lupus, which is just one of several illnesses that fit that diagnosis. Gestational diabetes can be prevented if the mother has her blood sugar tested regularly, refrains from eating too much sugar, of she has Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes herself. She knew this before she got pregnant, so she should have taken steps to keep her own blood sugar under control. There is a very high risk factor for the baby. Frequent ultrasounds can let the doctor know if the fetus is growing at an alarming fast rate. Modern medicine has advanced to the point where gestational diabetes doesn't necessarily happen. Using that diagnosis as an excuse to justify having a 14-pound newborn when there are ways to prevent or at least lessen the effects. Of course there are cases of gestational diabetes that cannot be explained, but they are in the minority. Judging by your username, you are likely very young. And by the way, I already posted about the mother having gestational diabetes a few months ago. Do you read the comments on here or just post to them?
+lonelyheroine I am sorry you need to get better or more facts. My sister has inherited diabetes. In a pregnant woman with Gestational Diabetes, the cells become ‘insulin resistant’. The pancreas makes ‘the usual’ amount of insulin to enable the cells to absorb the glucose, but because the cells have become ‘resistant’ to the insulin, the amount of insulin needed increases. When the pancreas makes as much insulin as it can, and the cells continue to struggle to absorb the glucose, this is Gestational Diabetes. The blood glucose levels in a woman with GDM rise as normal after a meal, but stay elevated due to the cell’s inability to absorb the glucose.So what can you do to prevent or stop insulin resistance and GDM from developing? There seems to be this myth floating around that fit and healthy women don’t get GDM, and unfit or unhealthy women are probably going to have GDM. It’s false. In pregnancy, insulin resistance is mostly caused by an increase in pregnancy hormones (hormones produced by the placenta). The hormones are thought to reduce the effect of insulin on the cell, as well as reducing the response of the cell to insulin. While keeping yourself healthy can reduce your risk, there is nothing that can stop your cells developing insulin resistance from the hormones made by the placenta. Although there appear to be some risk factors which could increase the chance developing Gestational Diabetes (for example, age, ethnicity, weight, personal or family history of diabetes, or some hormone-related conditions such as PCOS), there are many women who develop insulin resistance and GDM who do not show any risk factors. In short, you just can’t control how your cells respond to your pregnancy hormones. There is a lot of research to suggest the most pregnant women will develop some insulin resistance during the pregnancy because of the increase in pregnancy hormones, but for many women the pancreas is able to produce enough insulin to maintain stable blood sugar levels and so it does not develop into diabetes.There is also this idea that women with GDM can control it. Women are told “You just need to keep your diabetes under control.”, like it’s just that easy. Unfortunately, no one can explain how to control a cells response to the pregnancy hormones. You can’t control Gestational Diabetes. It happens sometimes. But telling a women that she should be able to control it really put unnecessary shame and blame on mothers who are frustrated and disappointed enough as it is. So if you’ve ever said this then, please, never say it again!You can’t control Gestational Diabetes. It happens sometimes. But there are ways to help your body deal with it. Monitoring diet and engaging in regular exercise really can be the key for women who have low-to-medium level insulin resistance. The aim of monitoring your diet is to balance the amount of carbohydrate in your meals.And having a healthy baby.
+uhhh what This is a very old post. You said the same thing to me last year. I remember because of the `no wonder you`re lonely` remark. Once was more than enough.
@@SprinklzZWinner no that's not rude. Mashallah means hope god protects him so its a nice wish. If a Jew came and said sth in Hebrew as a nice wish to you, you would accept. Stop being such a bitch.
@@SprinklzZWinner like seriously? MashaAllah is a way to praise the lord and appreciate something so that there’s no evil eye for the good news as well🙄
My father was a 13 pound baby. My daughter born naturally after 42 hours labor at 9 pounds, 10 ounces, 21 inches long . . . and my son? . . .1 and a half hours labor, 11 pounds even, nearly 23 inches long, born naturally, at home! . . . He was diagnosed as "Immature" with underdeveloped organs, particularly his respiratory system, with oxygen levels at 84 and 82 and dipping into the 70's his first few weeks of life. Neither my father, nor my babies are diabetic, by the way. And me? I gained normally during my daughters pregnancy . . . . . . yet, lost over 40 pounds during my sons pregnancy, and of course was very concerned of how this could affected his health.. . . additionally, my daughter has mostly been 100 percent on her growth charts, while my son is usually in the 120 percent, the top percentage of growth charts . . . I have read a medical journal article stating that Caucasian woman (perhaps Scandinavian descent) commonly give birth in the 41st or 42nd week, if allowed to progress normally. Yet, doctors prefer C section after the 40 week and definitely if past the 41st week, to save baby from possible stillbirth and other complications. My babies were both born in the cusp of their 40th/41st week. Babies can gain 1/2 pound a week in the end of the pregnancy. I am Scandinavian and Native American.
i thought it would be common sense and CLEAN to take dishes out of the sink before bathing a baby...??? and the picture clearly shows he's in a bathroom sink. 😦
Kierre Hodges Glucose. In this mother's case she had type 1 which is auto immune, this translates to something beyond her control unlike type 2 which is developed usually due to obesity.
Those who have diabetes have a risk of having bigger babies. Its glucose that causes it. Some women end up with gestational diabetes from weight gain and not eating right which in that case their ob will try to get them to control what they eat and their blood sugar so their risk of a bigger baby is less. It can come with breathing issues and even feeding issues. She has type 1 diabetes which is a childhood one. She has no control over it. No matter how she eats she will have type 1 diabetes.
AusGirlJ My youngest was 18 inches and 9 pounds. She had rolls on rolls. Yet by the time she entered jk, she only wore a size 18 months. She didn't catch up to her classmates until she was in grade 2. Yet I have seen tiny babies turn out fat.
My first born, my son... Born at 40 weeks 3 days weighing only 5lbs 12.8oz .... My second born, my first daughter... Born at 39 weeks 4 days weighing only 5lbs 3oz ... And my third born, my second daughter... Was born prematurely at 34 weeks 2 days weighing exactly 4lbs. Apparently I have tiny babies... Out of all 3 of mine... No matter how hard I tried... Couldn't get even one of them to hit even the 6lb mark. Poor mamas be having BIG babies... To me... Anything past 7lbs at birth is crazy. I just know my body couldn't handle a baby over 6-7lbs!
My niece was 7lbs when she was born. 7 months later, she is huge!! The doctor expects her to slim out by her toddler years. She is the cutest, and surprisingly she's got a good bill of health. That's all that matters.
Boy...some crazy nasty comments. This is a beautiful little boy with a loving family. Tiny babies run in my family. No matter what I did, my babies were preemie, or low birth weight. Other people have issues that cause high birth weight. Enjoy this adorable video and keep the comments positive.
They were very rude about some things how he was almost the same as sosters
Nikole Stockett It’s genetic. I know tiny women who didn’t gain a lot of weight who had huge babies. Diabetics often have large babies.
How the frick did that fat pig come out of there
joseph garcia : you ignorant moron!!!!!!
Zoey Bishop sosters? What is that?
He's a beautiful baby! Congrats
Check diabetes
What a cutie!!!! I thought he was a toddler 🤣he’s so adorable omg☺️☺️
He looks perfectly healthy to me.
And very, very adorable.
Football player right there! That's what's up!!
I think you mean he is the football
Or on my 600 lb life
Holy crap. My daughter came home at 3lb 4oz at 7 weeks old. I couldnt imagine bringing home a 14lb baby 😂
It would be less scary than a 3lb baby! So fragile …
Shut the front door! That's so cute!!!!
I love him, so cute..............................................................
He is just a cutie pie
My great grandmother was 16 lbs at birth!
Really o.o holy crap!
Yea right😂 probably would’ve heard about that.
ChloesCrib no? Not as long ago as it was.
His poor mother...
AWWWW HE IS SO CUTE I JUST WANT TO SQUEEZE HIS CHUBBY CHEEKS 😱😱🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍
To those who think this baby is just large and not fat, well, I strongly suggest you get your eyes tested. He has wayyy too many huge rolls and because they were literally squeezing his lungs, he needed a respirator right after he was born.. This baby is fat. Period.
Um, I believe you are showing yourself to be somewhat clueless & not too bright. I hope you never have kids, because you'll likely feed them constantly like those sniffling mothers on Maury who let their kids get morbidly obese and then have no idea why Sean is "So big. He shouldn't be so fat. What can I do?
And in case you are wondering what started heavy kids down the road to eventual immobility, I present this very video. It has been proven that when mothers suffer from gestational diabetes, their babies are born fat. Yes, fat. I suggest that you do a bit of digging on this site to find the growing problem of obese babies becoming obese toddlers & then very obese children. I read that this generation will have a life span less than their parents and grandparents because they may develop type 2 diabetes before they get to high school.
That old saying, "eating for two" when a woman is pregnant is false. Mothers only need 500 extra calories and bearing children should not be an excuse to eat far too much so that your baby is born heavier than average and will likely be doomed from day one.
I hope you are able to extract some important facts as I have laid them on this board, but judging from your response, it isn't likely to happen and that is truly frightening.
lonelyheroine In this mother's specific case, she had type 1 diabetes which is an auto immune disease. You are aware of the definition of 'autoimmune' is do you not?
I can see why you're lonely.
uhhh what Yes, I know what autoimmune means. My cousin has Lupus, which is just one of several illnesses that fit that diagnosis. Gestational diabetes can be prevented if the mother has her blood sugar tested regularly, refrains from eating too much sugar, of she has Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes herself. She knew this before she got pregnant, so she should have taken steps to keep her own blood sugar under control. There is a very high risk factor for the baby. Frequent ultrasounds can let the doctor know if the fetus is growing at an alarming fast rate. Modern medicine has advanced to the point where gestational diabetes doesn't necessarily happen. Using that diagnosis as an excuse to justify having a 14-pound newborn when there are ways to prevent or at least lessen the effects. Of course there are cases of gestational diabetes that cannot be explained, but they are in the minority. Judging by your username, you are likely very young. And by the way, I already posted about the mother having gestational diabetes a few months ago. Do you read the comments on here or just post to them?
+lonelyheroine I am sorry you need to get better or more facts. My sister has inherited diabetes. In a pregnant woman with Gestational Diabetes, the cells become ‘insulin resistant’. The pancreas makes ‘the usual’ amount of insulin to enable the cells to absorb the glucose, but because the cells have become ‘resistant’ to the insulin, the amount of insulin needed increases. When the pancreas makes as much insulin as it can, and the cells continue to struggle to absorb the glucose, this is Gestational Diabetes. The blood glucose levels in a woman with GDM rise as normal after a meal, but stay elevated due to the cell’s inability to absorb the glucose.So what can you do to prevent or stop insulin resistance and GDM from developing? There seems to be this myth floating around that fit and healthy women don’t get GDM, and unfit or unhealthy women are probably going to have GDM. It’s false. In pregnancy, insulin resistance is mostly caused by an increase in pregnancy hormones (hormones produced by the placenta). The hormones are thought to reduce the effect of insulin on the cell, as well as reducing the response of the cell to insulin. While keeping yourself healthy can reduce your risk, there is nothing that can stop your cells developing insulin resistance from the hormones made by the placenta. Although there appear to be some risk factors which could increase the chance developing Gestational Diabetes (for example, age, ethnicity, weight, personal or family history of diabetes, or some hormone-related conditions such as PCOS), there are many women who develop insulin resistance and GDM who do not show any risk factors. In short, you just can’t control how your cells respond to your pregnancy hormones. There is a lot of research to suggest the most pregnant women will develop some insulin resistance during the pregnancy because of the increase in pregnancy hormones, but for many women the pancreas is able to produce enough insulin to maintain stable blood sugar levels and so it does not develop into diabetes.There is also this idea that women with GDM can control it. Women are told “You just need to keep your diabetes under control.”, like it’s just that easy. Unfortunately, no one can explain how to control a cells response to the pregnancy hormones. You can’t control Gestational Diabetes. It happens sometimes. But telling a women that she should be able to control it really put unnecessary shame and blame on mothers who are frustrated and disappointed enough as it is. So if you’ve ever said this then, please, never say it again!You can’t control Gestational Diabetes. It happens sometimes. But there are ways to help your body deal with it. Monitoring diet and engaging in regular exercise really can be the key for women who have low-to-medium level insulin resistance. The aim of monitoring your diet is to balance the amount of carbohydrate in your meals.And having a healthy baby.
+uhhh what This is a very old post. You said the same thing to me last year. I remember because of the `no wonder you`re lonely` remark. Once was more than enough.
Who cares he's how heavy he is
HE'S ADORABLE 😇😝😇
0:58 is so cute
Masha'Allah how precious!
SRM ANIMATION thats rude im christian but please respect other peoples religions
@@SprinklzZWinner no that's not rude. Mashallah means hope god protects him so its a nice wish. If a Jew came and said sth in Hebrew as a nice wish to you, you would accept. Stop being such a bitch.
@@SprinklzZWinner like seriously? MashaAllah is a way to praise the lord and appreciate something so that there’s no evil eye for the good news as well🙄
@@ashMMJ sorry but i was 10 when i writ this 🤨🤨 i dont even remember what i said
@@nourakh6103 wtf did they even say for a starter and i was 10 when i writ this 🙄🙄
How cuuuute!!!! Love big babies 💜
Omg...he is so adorable!!!
A big bundle of joy 💞 so much more to love ❤️...
That is not a baby. That's a defensive pass rusher in the NFL. His rolls have rolls. As big as he is, he needs a job.
wow so funny! comedian NOT!
Alicia Green that’s baby weight. They loose it once they start crawling
😂😂😂❤❤❤
He is a cutie😻😻
Hope she has lose some weight now that he isnolder
My father was a 13 pound baby. My daughter born naturally after 42 hours labor at 9 pounds, 10 ounces, 21 inches long . . . and my son? . . .1 and a half hours labor, 11 pounds even, nearly 23 inches long, born naturally, at home! . . . He was diagnosed as "Immature" with underdeveloped organs, particularly his respiratory system, with oxygen levels at 84 and 82 and dipping into the 70's his first few weeks of life. Neither my father, nor my babies are diabetic, by the way. And me? I gained normally during my daughters pregnancy . . . . . . yet, lost over 40 pounds during my sons pregnancy, and of course was very concerned of how this could affected his health.. . . additionally, my daughter has mostly been 100 percent on her growth charts, while my son is usually in the 120 percent, the top percentage of growth charts . . . I have read a medical journal article stating that Caucasian woman (perhaps Scandinavian descent) commonly give birth in the 41st or 42nd week, if allowed to progress normally. Yet, doctors prefer C section after the 40 week and definitely if past the 41st week, to save baby from possible stillbirth and other complications. My babies were both born in the cusp of their 40th/41st week. Babies can gain 1/2 pound a week in the end of the pregnancy. I am Scandinavian and Native American.
It seems large babies run in your family.
I would love to cuddle that baby! He's like a teddy 🧸 bear
So fricken adorable
i thought it would be common sense and CLEAN to take dishes out of the sink before bathing a baby...??? and the picture clearly shows he's in a bathroom sink. 😦
Cuz thats the only place that fat cow would fit
Wow! How does diabetes play a role in this again? Good thing he's healthy.
Kierre Hodges Glucose. In this mother's case she had type 1 which is auto immune, this translates to something beyond her control unlike type 2 which is developed usually due to obesity.
Those who have diabetes have a risk of having bigger babies. Its glucose that causes it.
Some women end up with gestational diabetes from weight gain and not eating right which in that case their ob will try to get them to control what they eat and their blood sugar so their risk of a bigger baby is less. It can come with breathing issues and even feeding issues.
She has type 1 diabetes which is a childhood one. She has no control over it. No matter how she eats she will have type 1 diabetes.
uhhh what I know people who isn’t obese who suffer from type 2 diabetes and you didn’t answer the question. Smfh
@@bessadok not just obesity, but being overweight definitely doesnt help
oh my ! (poor mom.. what a weight !) but... congratulations with the boy !
Bundle of joy , that's a whole ups shipping of joy
hes soo adorable all you with the nasty comments I hope that you never have children coz you would just abuse them if there this big
I was 3 pounds and 7 ounces born but I'm 13 and I turned out to be 6'2 290 ibs 😬
ChickenBossGaming 290 lbs at 13 years old? its a lot altough i was 90 pounds when i was 6 years old
The same as my 4 month old brother wow!
He's still a gorgeous little darling.
Big or not big, he IS adorable and seems healthy! It's funny the way his sister is shoving the pacifier in his mouth.
why the weight issues as long as he or she is healthy some people are really nasty maybe they have weight issues.
Well done love done great love big babies my brother was a ten pounder they are nicer to hold 😍
Kajol Thapa my brother was 9.6 lbs.
So cute 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Ok. I can’t imagine pushing him out. He is so big!
Yeah it is baby fat when he is 4 he might lose it or 3
Just chubby baby fat he will lose it but so cute x3
Not very likely---this is much more than a chubby baby. Being born this huge is likely the result of his mother having gestational diabetes.
AusGirlJ My youngest was 18 inches and 9 pounds. She had rolls on rolls. Yet by the time she entered jk, she only wore a size 18 months. She didn't catch up to her classmates until she was in grade 2. Yet I have seen tiny babies turn out fat.
He's cute 😍
My family gave birth to big baby if I have a baby it’s going to be gigantic
Beautiful bouncing baby boy xx
I had twin and together they weighed at much. I now rent out my private area as the Holland Tunnel. :p
He so stinking cute 🥰
Holy Moly!
He’s a cutie ❤️
Big baby imagine the big poopies from the thing😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The mother suffers so much to gave birth to this baby
Shell have to put a sign on his back, "im only 4, I swear", "not, 8"!
My first born, my son... Born at 40 weeks 3 days weighing only 5lbs 12.8oz .... My second born, my first daughter... Born at 39 weeks 4 days weighing only 5lbs 3oz ... And my third born, my second daughter... Was born prematurely at 34 weeks 2 days weighing exactly 4lbs. Apparently I have tiny babies... Out of all 3 of mine... No matter how hard I tried... Couldn't get even one of them to hit even the 6lb mark. Poor mamas be having BIG babies... To me... Anything past 7lbs at birth is crazy. I just know my body couldn't handle a baby over 6-7lbs!
Sooo sweet and chubby
The parents are both big people . Cute
what a beautiful baby I weighed 12 .4 God bless
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I want to play with this little turkey 😩
More like feed him TO ths Turkey
Gorgeous baby 😍
My Dad was a 13 lb baby.
That was my exact first thought, she must of had diabetes.
Yeah me to
He is so adorable
Bro is a giant
He is so adorable 😍😍
Big beautiful little thing lol! Adorbs! 😍😍!
Ahhhhh he's so cute and chubby
that pic with two sisters is awesome
Scary!! Happy he is well. Many LARGE babies have health issues.
Diabetes....yep
Cute baby
I was 12 pounds. The doctor fought the fat was a fluid and they thought I was not going to make it
He is splendid!!!!Many kisses Perla.
Hahaha, he’s precious !! 🥰🥰
As u know his father is big too guys
he is so beautiful
Beautiful baby
He’s cute
Way way too overweight
Thank goodness he's a cute baby.. I'm scared the parents wouldn't like it if he was less cute
Oh he is SOOOO CUTE!
Sushmita: gross🤯
I love babies 😭😍
Cute as a button ❤ 😊
Pure american lol
The Washington Redskins might want to contact this kid in 20 years
i feel sorry for her
Oh boi.
The stork must've had an hernia operation after delivering that baby.
“You have to take out all the dishes.” OMG who bathes their baby with dishes in the sink?😳
My niece was 7lbs when she was born. 7 months later, she is huge!! The doctor expects her to slim out by her toddler years. She is the cutest, and surprisingly she's got a good bill of health. That's all that matters.
JessieJGURL
My nephew was 7 pounds when he was born. He weighed 23 pounds at 5 months.
Yea I saw on that car insurance commercial. they say the twin was about the same size.
Was the baby born naturally and without use of forceps or by C-section?
Kid must be in 4th grade now. Hope he’s doing well!
OMG he's so cute but painfull be pregnant ya awww he really cute bless your family😚
Am a 31 inch 26 lb 19 year old dwarf. Got a twin baby now ha ha
Omg
Ouch
ONE OF THE NFL WIVES HAD A 18 LB.BABY SOME YEARS AGO.
Good thing she had a C-Section.............Yikes!! Beautiful baby, Congrats!!
my brother was of 12 pound 😘😘😘
Try 7,50 kilograms newborn in India
He is chubby as hell and i love chubby babies
How do you get an.update on giant babies !?
It's big for a baby but atleast it's not 30 pounds