It's not a problem until there's a problem and there is no research on that really. There probably should be. According to my other half, anecdotal evidence fro

It's not a problem until there's a problem and there is no research on that really. There probably should be. According to my other half, anecdotal evidence from consultants suggest that the larger babies have a better outcome. They're a little less fragile. Also she said that most of the statistics are grouped into age and there is no association of an outcome at birth with later outcomes be they medical or surgical. So there's not really any data. Agree with your points for ref. It's all a compromise.