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is my bump small
I'm kinda freaking out, just a little, a friend of mine asked how far along i am, when i told her 24 weeks (last week) she said "really you look to small" it my not be a big deal but i was just wondering dose my bump look small. pic is 24 weeks
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from the looks of it u seem to have a small figure body.. so from what i was told the smaller ur figure is ur belly would be probably be small to. meaning some small ladies hardly show a big bump at 6 months n when they do its not as big, but when ur about 7-8 months u'll be showing alot more. im not sure thats what i've been told im 11 wks n this is my first just sharing some info =) but all in all i think u look good for 25 wks n ur bump seems fine.. if ur dr has no concern u should be fine ;)
Dont stress,im very small as well cuz im a tiny lady lil thang lol i weighed 95 when i found out i wad pregnant im now at 20 weeks and weigh 105. . Still lookin very small ,ppl cant even tell im pregoo
Yea everyone is different. When I had my first son I was almost 6 months b4 I even really started showing and this is my 4th and I didn't really start showing till I was bout 20 weeks. Long as ur ultrasounds and Dr says everything is good I wouldn't worry.
You are fine.. My SIS n law didnt even know she was pregnant up until she was 8 months. She was very thin yet had a healthy baby boy.
You're fine. Women show at different times. Even when I delivered at 39 weeks I was still very tiny and could easily hide it. At 24 weeks I had NO belly outside of my own pre-pregnancy belly.
dont stress about it. im am 31 weeks today and until like 3 weeks ago I didnt even look pregnant. my midwife told me im just all baby and im not carrying any water or anything. remember baby is still quite small x
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