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premature babys is it true

is it true that once you have a premature baby you always have premature babys my daughter was and im worried that this baby will be too ??? dose anyone know if this is true or not
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My brother who is older was born at 28 weeks but I was carried full term so I dont thing its ALWAYS true but I know some moms who all of their children were premature. Just listen to your doctor they usually can tell and help you through it
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For some it might. But my cousin was and her siblings were not. Her brother was huge. Lol. I wouldn't worry to much about it unless doc has shown concern.
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My daghter was born sleping at 20 weeks a few years later a had my son two days late
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I don't know if it's true for everyone; but all 3 of mine were early. I went into labor at 19 weeks with the first one and 20 weeks with the other 2.
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Idk. I had my son full term and then had my daughter a month early. Now this one im in early labor but shes still baking. I heard every pregnancy gets faster.  But im unsure.
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No you just have a possibility of having another preterm baby. Stay relaxed and eat healthy
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I think its a possibility, but. I had one premature. Baby and three full term
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