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When should I start to show?

Hey ladies since this is my first child I wanted to know when exactly should I start to show?
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I'm 5'3 my pre-weight was 100-105lbs but I'm about ten weeks and haven't started showing yet, should I be worried?
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I bet around 10 - 12 weeks you'll notice a change.  I am so excited to get into those horrible maternity clothes!  Seriously I am.
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Well I am 5'5 and I am not fat but I am not extra thin either so it probably will take time.
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It also depends on your size / weight a bit.  shorter, smaller framed people have a tendancy to show sooner - the baby/uterus has only one direction to go, out.  If you are taller, it seems that the bump takes longer to appear.  I am only 5 feet tall (on a good day) and on the small side.
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Thanks ladies! I really can't wait!
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I have one little girl (7 years old) and this is my 8th pregnancy. I am 5 wks/6 days and I can't fit into my pants but I know it is only because bloating and progesterone.  I remember having a significant bump that was definitely baby at 11 weeks with my first.  I woke up one morning and there it was.  Really cool - can't wait
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With my first pregnancy I got a baby bump within the first couple of months but it was not noticeable to anyone. I would say when I was closer to 12 weeks it was noticeable!

When you get pregnant after the first things get bigger more quickly (around 6-8 weeks).
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