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ginger's baby weighed only 3 3/8 pounds when it was born. the doctor said it could not leave the hospital until it weighed 5 1/2

pounds. how many pounds must the baby gain before it can go home with ginger

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Jet001 [13]3 years ago

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It must gain 1.375 pounds more before it can leave.

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