A baby's birth weight can be a good indicator for a baby's health; however, the number is not always the perfect gauge since a tiny baby can be born completely healthy and an average sized newborn could have a host of health issues. In general, important predictors for baby birth weight include gestational age (how much time the child spends in the womb) and genetics (a reflection of the parent's physiology). A sample of 42 babies was chosen at a local hospital and their birth weights (kg) were measured in addition to their gestational time (weeks), mother's height (cm), and mother's pre-pregnancy weight (kg). The purpose of this study was to see whether there is a relation between a baby's birth weight and their gestational time, mother's height, or mother's pre-pregnancy weight. 1. What are the hypotheses