Pork Report - Obese at 8 months: the baby that already tips the scales at over 3 stone
 

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An eight-month-old baby boy in Jilin, Northeast China has tipped the
scales at over three stone.

Weighing 18.8 kg (41 pounds) and measuring 78 centimeters in height, he
was born with a normal birth weight of 3.3 kg (7 pounds 4 oz).

The eight-month-old baby starting putting on extra weight when he was one
month old.

However, he starting putting on extra weight when he was one month old,
according to his parents.

His mother nurses him more than 20 times a day because he often feels
hungry. Because of his obesity, he is unable to crawl or stand.

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Pork Report - Obese at 8 months: the baby that already tips thescales at over 3 stone
 

On Thu, 6 Dec 2007, Fujikawa Yamamoto wrote:

His mother nurses him more than 20 times a day because he often feels
hungry. Because of his obesity, he is unable to crawl or stand.

If I had some Chineese woman offering me her boobs 20 times a day, I
wouldn't be trying to get away either... Forget the kid, are there any
pics of the mom?

Pork Report - Obese at 8 months: the baby that already tips thescales at over 3 stone
 

On Dec 6, 3:41 pm, The Master
wrote:
On Thu, 6 Dec 2007, Fujikawa Yamamoto wrote:
His mother nurses him more than 20 times a day because he often feels
hungry. Because of his obesity, he is unable to crawl or stand.

If I had some Chineese woman offering me her boobs 20 times a day, I
wouldn't be trying to get away either... Forget the kid, are there any
pics of the mom?

Hope they know about Willi-Prader syndrome over there...

DK

Pork Report - Obese at 8 months: the baby that already tips thescales at over 3 stone
 

On Dec 6, 8:19 pm, dooberheim wrote:


Hope they know about Willi-Prader syndrome over there...

DK

It does indeed sound like Willi-Prader.