OMG!!Woman, 35, gives birth to baby weighing 6.7 kg, twice average weight of normal

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- A Chinese woman has given birth to a baby boy weighing 6.7 Kilograms. This, the medics say, is twice heavier than the average weight of normal newborn

- The mother delivered the miraculous and healthy looking baby boy through a Cesarean Section. He is being touted as one of the heaviest babies in China

- The father’s child nicknamed him ‘Kang Kang’, meaning healthy and strong. Doctors explain the reason why this particular kid is heavier than normal

If you think you have seen a heavy child before, then you will be totally shocked to see this baby. A 35 year old Chinese woman has given birth to a child weighing 6.7 Kilograms, which is twice the average weight of a normal newborn.

Heaviest baby ever! Woman, 35, gives birth to baby weighing 6.7 Kg, twice the average weight of normal newborn

A woman gives birth to a baby weighing 14.7 pounds. His father names him Kang Kang, meaning 'healthy'

The baby boy, who is being touted as one of the heaviest newborns that China has ever seen, was reportedly born through a Cesarean Section at Daxing Hospital in Xian, China.

The father, only identified as MrWang, nicknamed his son ‘Kang Kang’, which means healthy and strong in Chinese.

The child was reportedly born in great health. The doctors say he measures 58 cm tall, almost twice the length of an average newborn.

According to the medics, Kang Kang’s mother was suffering from gestational diabetes, which led to eating disorder.

MrWang and his wife had allegedly been informed that their baby could be bigger than usual. They were surprised to learn that he weighed 6.7 Kilograms.

The parents have been advised to monitor the child’s diet and watch his weight closely to avoid diseases such as high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol.

“Most Chinese families prefer to have bigger babies, so they over-feed expectant mothers. The problem with this tradition is that excess nutrients can lead to illnesses in the baby .It also increases chances of difficulties during labour,” says Dr Liu.

In China, a baby is ‘overweight’ if he or she weighs over 4 Kilograms. According to the country's Ministry of Health, a normal newborn is expected to weigh somewhere around 3.3 Kg on average.