A baby girl weighing 13.47lbs was born naturally in Germany without a caesarean section and is officially Germany's heaviest newborn.
According to Huff Post, Jasleen is officially Germany’s heaviest newborn and is currently being cared for at the neonatal ward of the University Hospital in Leipzig, Germany.
Astonishingly, the not-so-little girl was delivered vaginally and mother and daughter are well, Der Spiegel reports.The paper adds the mother, who was diagnosed with gestational diabetes, only arrived at the hospital on the day she gave birth (26 July).
The heaviest birth listed by Guinness World Records belongs to a baby boy born in 1879 in Ohio, who weighed 23 pounds 12 ounces at birth and whose mother was said to be a "giantess." Unfortunately, the baby died 11 hours after birth.
Like their adult counterparts, a heavier baby can often signal health problems.When a baby is born weighing more than 8 pounds, 13 ounces, the condition is known as “fetal macrosomia” and can be attributed to maternal obesity and diabetes, among other factors.
*Women are trying, they can carry anything, of any size (you name it). I doff my hat !
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