I'm currently pregnant and a bit anxious about my baby's development. At my latest check-up, they told me my baby weighs 189 grams. Is this a normal weight for around four months into the pregnancy? I'm kind of worried and would really appreciate some guidance.

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The average weight of a baby at the fourth month of pregnancy is around 190-210 grams. It is important to ensure proper nutrition and prenatal care to support the healthy growth and development of the baby.

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