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2021910 tn?1339896686

showing..???

I'm 18 weeks n 4 days n I don't really have a bump I was chubby before I got pregnant n still feel the same maybe a little chubbier Idk ???? Is that normal..the baby is growing good n good heart brat I just feel I should be a lot bigger than I am:/ ???
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2021910 tn?1339896686
Thanks ladies..:) it just feels weird not bein as big as other people
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1911870 tn?1345419009
Me too. A little chubby and petite. I'm 26 weeks and strangers can't tell i'm pregnant, but people who know me can see the difference in my belly. I just started showing maybe a month ago.
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Im 34 weeks 5 days and people just look at me and think im fat lol! Im 5 feet 2in and have always been on the chubby side. People that know im pregnant know my stomach is a lot bigger. I wear a lot of t-shirts too so when I wear a nice fitting shirt I look a little pregnant not big bellied and PREGNANT like other women ive seen at my stage. I worry my baby is gonna be small but I always measure correctly at the doc office.
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1756475 tn?1330538713
its perfectly normal.  Some people don't show until 6 months, some show later.  it's different for every woman.  as long as the heart rate is good then you have nothing to worry about.
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1936698 tn?1333915193
I was on the chubby side too and didn't start showing until about 22 weeks.
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