Does anyone else have a higher percentile boy?

My 9 month old is in the 95th percentile for weight and 80 for height. I’m in my second trimester and carrying him is so hard for me I think I cry about it all the time because I feel so guilty for not being able to hold him all the time but I do my best to sit and play with him and hold him when I’m able! It’s okay to feel guilty just know they want us around and that’s enough for them

My now 10yo was 95th - 99th for height and weight when born and is now almost taller than me 🤣

Yepppp had my boy strapped to my back in our baby carrier at two years old and had people thinking I was lunging around a 5 year old 🤣
His pediatrician said he’ll likely be 6ft entering high school 😵‍💫 I’m 5’1 and a half lol

Now that I’m heavily pregnant with our second & he’s almost 4, I bend down and give him a big hug when he tries to ask me to carry him, normally that helps us move past the desire to be carried

My 4 month old weighs over a stone already (22lbs) and it's breaking my back carrying him all the time so I dread what it'll be like when he's a toddler! He's in 99.6 centile for height, weight and head size and is flying through the different clothes/nappy sizes (currently 9-12 months 😅). I feel really guilty already for struggling to carry him round 😥

My boy was in the 1 percentile for weight until like 10 months old. Now at two hes in the 95th percentile for height and 90th percentile for weight. Since he's two you just have to be more firm with saying no you can walk. We more so cuddle and stuff when I can sit and he can sit in my lap. In stores I say no, you can walk. Hes two. I loved holding my boy and still do sometimes as it's not that bad but they do need to learn to walk and have independence.

There was a 4 yr old in the daycare I worked at who got mistaken for an employees older kid all the time, it didnt help his parents were extremely affectionate towards each other in front of him which sounds sweet but he was high functioning autistic and tried to treat female staff like his father did his mom. I hate to say it was the hardest part of working there because the kid was literally my hight and was always trying to touch me inappropriately because he didnt know any better. It felt so weird because the things he said which he 100 percent got from his dad made me feel like he was a creeper. Made me uncomfortable as hell. But he was only 4. Made me feel so bad for feeling that way towards a toddler.

My son was born at 38 weeks weighing 9.5lbs. Always been >99% in height and weight. He is 26m and 42lbs.

I feel you. I see you. You’re not alone.

My guy runs around though. He doesn’t want to be held much. He’s an adventure baby.

My 3yo has always been over the 95th percentile, he was in 9-12 month clothes at just 4 months old, now he's in 4-5 year clothes, he weighs 19kg (average is about 14.5kg for 3yo boy). I can still carry him if I can but I do work out so that may help 😅 but now I'm 23 weeks pregnant it's definitely more of a struggle!