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belly button!

Okay... so im 33 wks and my belly button is getting smaller and smaller... not poking out but almost like its becoming flat.. my question is if your belly button did this, did it return to normal after delivery? And if so, how long did it take?
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Oh mine is still an innie just not as cute and deep as before :-)
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Lol.. I always thought it would just go back to an innie but then I heard a few ppl say different and I was omg! Noooooooo. No offense to anyone but outies have always kinda freaked me out! Lol (probally just because I have always had such an intense innie! LOL)
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No. You will never have a belly button again.
Just kidding. It goes back lol
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Mostly stuck out but sometimes it was flat. It just kind of depended on where the baby was laying and if they were directly behind it or not.
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Mine was a very deep innie.. now its just super tiny and flattening.. wishes did yours just become flat or did it actually stick out while pregnant?
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Mine didn't go back totally to normal. I had a very cute belly button before my first but after her it just never did look the same :-(
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Yes, it goes back to normal!
Its just flat because of the baby behind it! Mine is the same. Im on #3. If it didnt go back to normal...Id be pissed!lol
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ANYBODY?
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Bump?
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