I have some anecdotal experience here which is not in the same trend. Our baby was born 10 weeks premature on the 4 June, although her being premature seemed t

I have some anecdotal experience here which is not in the same trend. Our baby was born 10 weeks premature on the 4 June, although her being premature seemed to be entirely unrelated to COVID-19. I'm happy to say they've been doing super well and we expect them to come home this week. Although not related to prematureness, of interest in regards to pregnancy and COVID-19 was that the gynaecologist mentioned during pregnancy that they had anecdotally noticed that during our lockdown here babies in utero were on average noticeably bigger than usual. They supposed that it might be related to moms on average being more relaxed due to not needing to do things like stressful work commutes. Our baby was quite a bit bigger than average for their maturity which was quite fortunate given how early they arrived.