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bellybutton pop out?

So ive been told my bellybutton should pop out. I'm almost 27 weeks and starting my 3rd trimester. Should it pop out soon? Or does that not happen to everyone?
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28 weeks and my belly button has not changed at all.
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Im 30 weeks and it hasnt popped.. kinda hoping it doesnt tbh but thats the joys of pregnancy aye :)
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This is my 3rd pregnancy and mine has never popped out before, though it gets kind of flat.
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It dont happen to everyone... my first pregnancy it didnt happen but with this one there is a slight pop...
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I'm 27 weeks and mine pops out sometimes.
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I'll be 28 weeks tomorrow and mine is fully out. However this is baby number 5 and I started to show a lot sooner this pregnancy if that means anything.
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I'm 27 +4 and it's starting to pop out but hasn't all the way yet.
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Im 27 +6 and mine has not popped out yet im not sure it looks like its even going to
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Mine popped out since my first pregnancy last year,  never went back in
I'm now 27w3d. It doesn't happen to everyone
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Im 28 weeks mines only sticks out when im full.
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29 weeks tomorrow and so far mine hasn't. It never did with my son though.
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Mine hasn't either. Not sure if everyone's is supposed to?
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