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> They are not very expensive, the

> lower ends are in the $140 range in the internet.

> Sabina

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> If you do this, have you thought about looking for a used one before you buy

> new? There are probably several moms out there who had them for various

> similar reasons, and don't need them anymore. I mean, what would you do with

> yours once you were done? It would just sit there if you didn't give it to

> someone or sell it. Might be worth a try!

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Thats a great idea! Please email me privately if anyone has one

one to sell.

Sabina

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>

> > They are not very expensive, the

> > lower ends are in the $140 range in the internet.

> > Sabina

> >

> > If you do this, have you thought about looking for a used one

before you buy

> > new? There are probably several moms out there who had them for

various

> > similar reasons, and don't need them anymore. I mean, what would

you do with

> > yours once you were done? It would just sit there if you didn't

give it to

> > someone or sell it. Might be worth a try!

> >

> >

>

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Hi Sabina,

When was a baby, I had home nursing care for 2.5 years, and had a baby

scale in my house, as the nurses weighed him everyday. I still have this scale

10

years later, and I must admit, it does become kind of obsessive when you are

constantly weighing your child. I know this because I have a 3-yr-old and a

newborn

now, and of course, I am using the scale again. I have another suggestion for

you

though. I also have a nice digital scale in our bathroom, as the obsession of

weoghing ourselves asadults doesn't stop either - lol. My scale is pretty

accurate. If

you invest in one of these instead of a baby scale, you will get more use out of

it.

Weigh yourself holding the baby first. Then weigh yourself alone. Subtract

your

weight from the combined weight to get the baby's weight. I just tried this &

got the

same weight for the baby on the baby scale. My digital scale measures to the

tenth of

a pound. The important thing is the consistency on one scale, so even if it is

off a

smidgeon, you will still be able to see how much weight your child is gaining on

a

daily or weekly basis (and you too unfortunately - lol). You can find a good

quality

digital scale starting around $60, but probably even less on eBay. Good luck!

Kim C.

> Hi

> have any of you invested in a baby scale to weigh your child? She

> used to have on average w per month visits to some doctors office of

> other so we had a regular weight checks although there were some

> variabiloity as the scales were different. Thankfully now her visits

> are less frequent average once every 6 weeks. We are about to take

> our daughter off ng-tube and I am nervous about her weight gain, and

> dont want to go to doctors office just for weight checks every two

> weeks and risk exposure to sick kids. I asked our GI doctor if we

> should get an infant scale at home, she said its an overkill. But I

> still feel like getting one for my peace of mind. I wanted to know if

> there are others who have given into their obsession with their

> baby's weight and bought scales. They are not very expensive, the

> lower ends are in the $140 range in the internet.

> Sabina

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