Dispatch from the pre-partum testing unit at St. Vincent's Hospital
The babies are now 1.7 lbs each, growing (thankfully) at the same rate. All I can say is it takes a lot more protein and calcium and carbohydrate than one would think to produce just a little bit of new person. Based on what I've seen J eat, I'd say the ratio is about a truckload of foodstuff to one pound of baby.
The babies are now 1.7 lbs each, growing (thankfully) at the same rate. All I can say is it takes a lot more protein and calcium and carbohydrate than one would think to produce just a little bit of new person. Based on what I've seen J eat, I'd say the ratio is about a truckload of foodstuff to one pound of baby.
posted by Zach Rodgers at 10:40 AM
2 Comments:
Pickles? Lots and lots of pickles?
Have her foodie habits changed at all?
hard to believe that gargantuan belly only yields 3.4 lbs. of baby meat.
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