can you tell what size of baby you'll have in the future by your period flow?

megant:1

New member
lol, this is a stupid question but i was just wondering if like i have a light period now at age 15, when i eventually become pregnant, will my baby be smaller because of my light flow cuz like it doesnt get as much nutrients through my blood?
and like my friend who is bigger than me gets a heavier flow so will she have a bigger more heathy weight baby?
and if not, then let me know what determines the baby's weight.
and if ur not like educated in this kinda women stuff dont answer and tell me ur opinion, i want facts lol.

thanks for answering guys!
..and yes i do realize i put lots of "like"s in this question. sorry
but dont they always say how the blood from your period comes out cuz theres not a baby there, so when the baby is there, whats the point of the blood other than helping the baby grow?
 

Joseph

Member
Yes, it is a stupid question. But that's ok because it's better to ask than to not know. And yes, I am educated in this subject even though I'm a man. The weight of a new-born baby is mainly determined by heredity and the health of the mother while she is pregnant. The baby's weight has nothing to do with the woman's cycle flow. You should really get some printed matter which explains the truths about all questions regarding sex, reproduction, and newborns. Relying on information from friends is not a smart move. Most know very little about this subject, and that's why teen pregnancy is at an all time high. Take care.
 
the blood that you are refering to has nothing to do with feeding the baby.. that blood is a lining to cousion the fertilized egg that will grow in to a baby.. and if your not pregnant it leaves your body-hence the blood!.
your baby is fed and gets it's nutrients from the placenta which is attached to you and your baby.. everything that the mother eats is passed through the placenta in to the baby..
It has nothing to do with periods!... i also had a light flow but my son was born weighing 9lb 8oz ((BIG)) baby.. it's all to do with genetics and how big both the parents are unless the baby is born prem or there has been a problem with the pregnancy that does not allow the baby to grow properly..
 
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