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Baby bump question

Hi all! Ok, this might sound silly, but is a baby bump very annoying? And when do you start showing roughly? I'm 9+6 with my first and can't wait but worried about how annoying it can be! I heard in the later weeks you can't even roll around properly I bed, can this also be true??
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6333619 tn?1386598382
You still have time until you show. And yes it gets in the way and it can be painful and uncomfortable. I have bad sciatica and at times I need a heating pad bc im bed/couch ridden. So far I'm only 17w&4d and there is more pain to come lol
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6665798 tn?1385627441
It can get in the way sometimes. Like when you want to stand close to the bench when your cooking,  or when you try to shave your legs or put shoes on, and of course when your in bed with the hubby. Im 17 weeks today, and its noticeable now, we have an induction cooktop, and every time I lean over to the back elements, my "bump" sets the touch panel off which is at the front, turning the whole cooktop off, this happened at least 4 times while trying to cook Christmas lunch lol!!
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6918915 tn?1395932871
Usually in a first pregnancy most women don't start to show until around 4 months. Depending on your body type now. If you are very slim and have narrow hips it might be sooner, like a friend if mine. In the second pregnancy they say you show sooner because your uterus is already stretched. The bump doesn't get uncomfortable until the last couple months. For me at least when I had my first. It is hard to sleep, it's heavy and makes your back hurt, and you will probably waddle a bit when you walk at the end lol
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