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If you're an LC in private practice doing primarily home visits (ie: a travelling caravan rather than fixed place), what kind of scale do you use to track weight in your records? I'm wondering whether the fish scales that midwives use might be sufficient for my purposes - but I don't think I've ever seen anyone use them. 

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