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First pregnancy

Hi everyone i am 21 and having my first baby n I'm 5'2 n weigh about 125 now . I'm 12 weeks nd 6 days so when will i start to show that I'm excepting
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You'll show around 20 weeks. I didn't really pop for this pregnancy until now and I'm 19 weeks. Just don't think there's anything wrong just bc you're not showing yet. I know that it's frustrating when people say "You're pregnant! Wow you don't look pregnant at all!" That's what I heard at the gym at 17 weeks. Now at almost 20 my belly has doubled in size. Only gained 5.5 lbs total though.

And my first pregnancy was totally different. I think it's because I've kept so active at the gym.
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its different for everyone. When it's your first probably won't show for a while
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I was 18 and weighed 120 pounds when I was pregnant with my first. I'm also 5'2 and I remember I didn't show for a while. At least until 16 weeks.. and others didn't notice my bump until around 18 weeks!
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The less muscle tone you have in your tummy the sooner you will show.
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Some women don't start showing until about 4 or 5 months some even later all depends on your body type and what number pregnancy being as it is your first probably will take a little while but you'll have that little bump soon no worries
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