Aa
31 weeks and sick of hearing the same thing!
im 31 weeks pregnant with my first baby, and all i keep hearing off everyone is..."wow your so small for 31 weeks" ...."are u sure your that far ahead" its not that im massive, i know i am only carrying the bump and no extra weight, but i hav put on 8kgs since becoming pregnant! Is anyone else getting these comments? So frustrating
At least they're not telling you you're fat lol. "You're huge! Sure it's not twins?" Anyway, try to brush it off. And say "I'm measuring right on!" Or "thanks, I do look good huh?" :) it gets old fast when everyone has to comment about another's pregnancy.
Just come back with...I know, I'm lucky I carry small. Count your blessings here...I carried small...perfectly healthy babies, it's not a bad thing. So if they want to make a comment like that...just let them know your happy to be carrying small
It's actually opposite for me I'm sick of hearing people say I'm huge. I'm 34 weeks and I get asked when I'm due and when I say the end of December they act as if I'm ginormous and ask of I'm sure it's only one. Like geez thanks for calling a pregnant women fat. Ugh
I'm 33 wks and very small but the big is growing just fine I'm 5'7 and was 174 before pregnancy and I'm now 166 but the baby is 4.5 lbs (how many lbs so 8kgs)
Yes im 33 weeks ftm...People just can't believe im at the end. They say aww your just now starting to show. Luckily i don't really care for people at the moment so the comments are blown off. The constant reminder of not looking like a whale is there though
I am told I'm so tiny all the time I'm 28 weeks.. some people can't even tell..
My baby is moving constantly and theres no issues with her growth or anything. Just getting over being told this 24/7
I'm having twins and I'm 5 months and the people who know I'm pregnant tell me I'm small but others really can't even tell if I hang on big cloths
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