EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 28 MIN
Is My Baby Too Fat? Understanding Baby Weight & What’s Normal
from Healthy Beginnings Podcast · host LF MEDIA
Is my baby too fat?It’s a question many parents quietly worry about—especially when their baby looks bigger than others.In this episode of Healthy Beginnings, Dr. Edgar Kalimba explains how to understand baby weight and growth in a healthy and balanced way. From growth charts to feeding patterns, this episode helps parents separate normal variation from real concerns.Many babies go through periods of rapid weight gain, and what may look like “too much” is often part of normal development. Understanding this can reduce anxiety and help you focus on what truly matters.In this episode we discuss: What healthy weight looks like in babies Why “chubby” babies are often normal How growth charts are used—and their limitations When weight gain may be a concern Feeding patterns and common misconceptions This episode is designed to help parents understand growth without fear, and to approach their child’s health with clarity and confidence.Healthy Beginnings offers clear and evidence-based conversations about children’s health, family wellbeing, and the systems that shape our lives. New episodes every Monday Have a question? Email: [email protected] by LF Media
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Is my baby too fat? It’s a question many parents quietly worry about—especially when their baby looks bigger than others. In this episode of Healthy Beginnings, Dr. Edgar Kalimba explains how to understand baby weight and growth in a healthy and balanced way. From growth charts to feeding patterns, this episode helps parents separate normal variation from real concerns. Many babies go through periods of rapid weight gain, and what may look like “too much” is often part of normal development. ...
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