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Totally normal... LO had a high heartbeat all the way until the end (in the 170s/low 160s)... he's a boy. I'm so excited for you!
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That sounds totally normal to me. Heart rates change based on activity, and probably based on what we eat too. I wouldn't worry unless the doctor said something.
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@winniebee: Maybe it's a girl! If the dr isn't worried, then don't worry.
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G was 170 ish I believe early on
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DD's heart rate was upper 180s! Dr. Just said..."Wow that's a strong heartbeat! Wow, that's strong!"
She's a rambunctious, sassy 14 month old today.
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@winniebee: I had a dating u/s around 8 weeks and my son's heart rate was around 178!
My daughters heart rate was lower but I didn't have a dating u/s with her until 10 weeks.
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I don't remember the exact number, I think in the 180s very early then the 170s, but my ds had a pretty high hb. He's almost six months & healthy!
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This baby has been high 170's for the last few scans too!
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@winniebee: DD's HR was 170's around that time. Deep down I knew she was a girl too. Don't want to get your hopes up, but my gut instinct was right both times.
Will you be finding out the sex?
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I just went back and looked --my girl's hb was 170 at 10 weeks and she is/was perfectly healthy
the dr at that appointment described her hb as "very strong"
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Mine was that high -- everyone said it must mean baby's a girl. He's a boy
the heartbeat fluctuated a lot between appointments, so I don't really trust that as a predictor!
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I just looked back at some of my old notes from when I was pregnant with E--her HB was super high early on, then in the high 150s-160s until the last month, when it slowed down a bit. I'm still thinking this one could be your girl.
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I have 3 girls. One was always in the 170/180 area and the other two stayed right around the 140 area.
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Oh this is interesting. My first thought was that is high but I've had two boys and heart rates in the 140-150's always.
Will you be finding out the sex?
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