New due date?

So i had an ultrasound tuesday because the doctors said i was measuring small, fundal height.. and the ultrasound went so good! He's around 5 pounds 6 ounces already, and he's measuring to be around 36 weeks. But my due date is still January 15th. My doctors haven't changed it yet, but i go next wednesday. Has anybody else had this happen and did you have your baby earlier than your original due date?

Thannnksss (: (:

They won't change your due date this late in the game and those ultrasounds can be off by 2 lbs

Quoting Will☮Creedence:" They won't change your due date this late in the game and those ultrasounds can be off by 2 lbs"

This.

When we did Steven's u/s at 32 weeks he was measuring 2 weeks ahead. We kept the same due date since by then babies all grow at different rates. I had him 4 days after his due date.

They shouldn't change it... It wouldn't be accurate. U/S aren't even 100%

What my Dr told me and is going by is my first us he said that that one is more accurate. However he is keeping a close eye on how much he starts to weigh because I can't deliver over a 7lb baby. I've never really heard of them changing your due date as that is just a guestimate and a us can also be off 2lbs.

Quoting Amy Lynn07:" What my Dr told me and is going by is my first us he said that that one is more accurate. However he ... [snip!] ... a 7lb baby. I've never really heard of them changing your due date as that is just a guestimate and a us can also be off 2lbs."

whoah, why can't you deliver a baby over 7lbs? how random

Quoting £egendary £ex:" whoah, why can't you deliver a baby over 7lbs? how random"

Because where my pelvic bone opens it's not as big as most women. I hear alot of women have this problem and Dr says the baby could get stuck in the birth canal. It's more common than you think.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Amy Lynn07:</b>" Because where my pelvic bone opens it's not as big as most women. I hear alot of women have this problem and Dr says the baby could get stuck in the birth canal. It's more common than you think."</blockquote>



Women having normal vaginal births with that "problem" is probably much more common than you think too.

Quoting Amy Lynn07:" Because where my pelvic bone opens it's not as big as most women. I hear alot of women have this problem and Dr says the baby could get stuck in the birth canal. It's more common than you think."

I've done a lot of research on vaginal births in general & actually that is very rare. Doctors of course say otherwise though. Have you attempted a vaginal birth yet?

Quoting £egendary £ex:" I've done a lot of research on vaginal births in general & actually that is very rare. Doctors of course say otherwise though. Have you attempted a vaginal birth yet? "

No I haven't this is my first but I have had 2 Drs tell me this.

Quoting Amy Lynn07:" No I haven't this is my first but I have had 2 Drs tell me this."

You should really push for a healthy vaginal delivery. I really can't even tell you how many times a doctor has told a woman this exact same thing, & they turn around & are able to labour & birth perfectly fine. There is no way a doctor could know this, especially if you have never even had a baby before??

Quoting £egendary £ex:" You should really push for a healthy vaginal delivery. I really can't even tell you how many times ... [snip!] ... & birth perfectly fine. There is no way a doctor could know this, especially if you have never even had a baby before?? "

This.

<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" You should really push for a healthy vaginal delivery. I really can't even tell you how many times ... [snip!] ... & birth perfectly fine. There is no way a doctor could know this, especially if you have never even had a baby before?? "</blockquote>

This, on top of the fact that they could tell you your baby is 7lb and you need a c section and then cut the baby out and he/she is 5 lbs.

Quoting Will☮Creedence:" <blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" You should really push for a healthy vaginal ... [snip!] ... of the fact that they could tell you your baby is 7lb and you need a c section and then cut the baby out and he/she is 5 lbs."

Yes!