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I'M 4 MONTHS PREGNANT AND SHOWING A LITTLE BIT?

I'M 5'0 AND I AM 4 MONTHS PREGNANT AND I AM SHOWING A LITTLE BIT BUT NOT ALOT AND I WAS WONDERING WHY NOT? THIS IS MY THIRD TIME BEING PREGNANT AND MY FIRST ON WAS AN ABORTION AND THE SECOND ONE WAS A MISCARRIAGE SO NOW IM REALLY WORRIED ABOUT THIS ONE BECAUSE IM NOT REALLY SHOWING BUT EVERY DOCTORS APPOINTMENT IS GOOD THO I HEAR THE HEART BEAT EVERY TIME. CAN ANY BODY RELATE TO THIS AND WILL EVERYTHING BE ALRIGHT??????
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1456473 tn?1365827455
when i was nearly due i was still fitting into my own jeans, i did not show much. be glad you have a small bump and not riddled with stretch marks :) usually bumps are bigger as you have more children, most first pregnancies are small but will still have healthy children. My wee girl was 7lbs 0oz when born so i new i shouldnt worry xox
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1271927 tn?1310580362
My SIL is almost 4 months preggo with her second and she is harldy showing at all too. She just looks a little chunky right now. I think it's fairly normal. You probably won't get a nice round baby belly until 5 or 6 months. Hang in there. I too want to see my big belly soon!

And some women never really show at all, especially if overweight. I'm sure everything is ok. Hang in there and start wearing maternity clothes anyways - it might help you "show" a little more. :)
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1374102 tn?1363009479
I think that since you have never actutally carried to full term that, That has something to do with it. Since your not all stretched out from mulitple pregnancies. Each pregnancy is different I wouldnt be worried.
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