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    • tankeeT
      tankee
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      auntieM:
      tankee:

      [quote=\"auntieM\"]My premie DS now weighs 21kg and 122cm in height šŸ˜‰


      :!: exactly the same weight and height as my DS :celebrate:




      šŸ˜‰ Does your boy look 'slim'?
      I keep having this feeling that my DS has 'heavier' bones :P[/quote]
      yes, he does looks slim.

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      • tankeeT
        tankee
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        BlurBee:
        tankee:

        [quote=\"auntieM\"]My premie DS now weighs 21kg and 122cm in height šŸ˜‰


        :!: exactly the same weight and height as my DS :celebrate:

        My DD weighs 23kg but she looks so thin to me. :([/quote]
        what's her height?

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          metz
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          My son is on the \"big\" side. He weighs about 35~36kg and stands at 132 (+2) cm tall. Among his classmates (of similar height), he's comparatively meatier, though definitely doesn't fall in the \"fat\" category. But he's rather self conscious, trying to lose some weight now.

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            auntieM
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            chamonix:
            My son is on the \"big\" side. He weighs about 35~36kg and stands at 132 (+2) cm tall. Among his classmates (of similar height), he's comparatively meatier, though definitely doesn't fall in the \"fat\" category. But he's rather self conscious, trying to lose some weight now.

            Wow, that's a sturdy size.. ...I envy leh šŸ˜‰

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              BlurBee
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              tankee:
              BlurBee:

              My DD weighs 23kg but she looks so thin to me. šŸ˜ž



              what's her height?

              :oops: forgotten. šŸ‘…

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              • MMMM
                MMM
                last edited by

                chamonix:
                My son is on the \"big\" side. He weighs about 35~36kg and stands at 132 (+2) cm tall. Among his classmates (of similar height), he's comparatively meatier, though definitely doesn't fall in the \"fat\" category. But he's rather self conscious, trying to lose some weight now.

                We are on the same boat except that my son is even bigger. Now at P2, he is around 140cm and 42kg..... :!: He has been skipping, doing hula hoop and we are controlling his diet too. In fact hubby monitors their weight like a slimming centre and has a record for that. Then he will go.... :whut: your weight increased by 300g this week?

                Luckily he hasn't insist that I weigh myself infront of him šŸ˜›

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                  kaitlynangelica
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                  Well, my gal is p1 this year. 108.45 cm and 17kg.

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                  • FunzF
                    Funz
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                    kaitlynangelica:
                    Well, my gal is p1 this year. 108.45 cm and 17kg.

                    think our kids fall in the featherweight category. DD also P1 this year. Cannot remember her exact height, think in the region of 110 - 113 cm but nurse indicated short for her age. Weight 18kg.

                    DS 5yrs old is tipping the scale at 16kg and below 110cm.

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                      pokemon
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                      mine is 130cm tall and weighs 27kg. I think he has a high metabolic rate, eats alot and only put on gradually over the mths.


                      Sometimes the height and weight of a child tks over from the parents size. But nowaday, the kids are all q well built. I see alot of p1 kids are like the current p3 kids.

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                        metz
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                        auntieM:
                        chamonix:

                        My son is on the \"big\" side. He weighs about 35~36kg and stands at 132 (+2) cm tall. Among his classmates (of similar height), he's comparatively meatier, though definitely doesn't fall in the \"fat\" category. But he's rather self conscious, trying to lose some weight now.


                        Wow, that's a sturdy size.. ...I envy leh šŸ˜‰

                        No need to envy lah. I'm hoping he will lose those baby fats soon. :xedfingers:

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