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my belly button gos from innie to outtie ?
So i just saw my belly button go from a innie to a outtie becuase my baby is movin way to much n kicks rite where my belly button is .n holds that postion for a while till my belly button pops out witch is grossing n scaring my hubby out N then i kno tomarro it willb a innine again . But am i the only one .. he needs reassurance to kno this is normal lol..
Yes its completely normal for your belly button to change, mine does daily, im 35w 3d x
lmao yup! my baby does that too! so weird i thought i was the only one. she usually does it to my left side. my left side was bigger then the other and i was like omg! but my doctor said that its normal and its just baby sitting different places so not to panic. i swear my daughter is a trip lol!
Oh my god has ur belly been lopp sided too . Thats the only thing that freaked me out cuase i never had that seen or heard of it but was super pankied when my belly was all round on the rite n flat on the left .. i will always remember week 21 cuase i cried so hard thinking my belly was guna stay like that ahh imagine ...
lmao thats cute. enjoy that mcflurry momma i been craving those lately lol. but yes tell him its ok. my baby does that everyday and my belly button feels super weird. me and my mom laugh because i know she's right there its so cute. one of my favorite things about being pregnant. seeing your kid do some silly stuff in the belly lol.
Lol thanku if i cud split this 5$ bill wit u i would ..junebaby1492 haa he bet me it was not normal.. So now ima buy a mcflurry with this 5 n eat it for u cheers :)
lmao thats not the arrival button. the arrival button is a button you get on the app. and i think its normal. it just means baby is in a certain spot. my baby does that to me all the time trust me girl lol. tell daddy that its normal and its just baby sitting a certain way. :)
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