Honestly, looking into it that far is kinda pointless at this point.
Not saying you can't pinpoint a window.
Saying that you're obsessing over dates too much when the reality is, babies grow at different rates so once you're at this point, trying to pinpoint it so much is, again kinda pointless.
Everything is in your favor right now...your son was a slow starter, your baby has a heartbeat and your baby is growing
But I'm not obsessing nor panicking. The only reason I still talk about dates is because I have been trying to explain to you and others why the doctors later date can't possibly be accurate.
Hey and I said that about my son. That is why I posted his dates
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My first baby measured a week behind for a little while - I knew I was 10 weeks but my midwife insisted the due to my lmp I was 12 weeks (I had a 44 day cycle & didn't ovulate until cd30) anyway I went for my '12' week scan and he measured 9 weeks, que panic knowing I was 10 weeks. 3 weeks later I went back and he had caught up and measured 13 weeks
I'm expecting the same with this baby as the midwife is using my lmp again!
Hope all turns out well with you xx
Wow that is quite a difference going back and forth! Thanks for sharing. I hope that maybe similar happens. My son measured larger closer to the second trimester yet doctors did not fully want to adjust the EDD. Interesting she used Imp. as an indicator. My doctors go by LMP only.
I get why you're questioning your dates, Marumi. I hope it's nothing concerning, but it is a little confusing. Hopefully it's just a combination of dating scans not being completely accurate, your baby perhaps being a slow starter with growth, and maybe being at the end of your possible range for implantation. I guess all those things could add up to quite a bit.
I heard of slow starters and I hope that is it. Would make sense because my son was the same. I also assume that both conception and implantation could have taken long. It was not the ideal situation for a new pregnancy right after a miscarriage with no uterine lining. But maybe baby was "persistent"