Exceptionally large babies increase a mother's mortality risk when giving birth and exceptionally small babies tend to die at birth or shortly afterward. for these reasons, birth weight in human babies is generally:

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Katrina Edwards

21 July, 18:38

Exceptionally large babies increase a mother's mortality risk when giving birth and exceptionally small babies tend to die at birth or shortly afterward. for these reasons, birth weight in human babies is generally:

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Karli · Answer 1

The weight that is considered normal for a newly born baby that is born between 37 and 40 weeks is 2.7 to 4.1 kg or 6 to 9 lbs whereas exceptionally big babes weigh in average at 5.00 kg or 11 lbs.