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Almost 7 months pregnant/ not really showing?

So I'm about to be 25 weeks which I'm pretty sure starts month 7.. The only thing is, I'm barely showing. Before I was pregnant I had a little bit of a chubby belly so it still just looks like I'm a little chubbier. When I tell people I'm 6 / a most 7 months they look at me like I'm crazy and tell me I don't look more than 3 or 4. Is this okay that my belly isn't that big ?
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Dont feel bad im 33 weeks and literally grew over night.
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I've been trying to figure how many months I am at 26 weeks almost 27 lol I'm small as well
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I was worried like you as at when I was at 26weeks too because same thing happened then but I make sure everything that i need for delivery is ready, when the time comes I know I will deliver safely. God knows the right time for delivery.
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I'm about 28 weeks but people tell me that i look 9 months. My doctor said that the belly size cannot tell your baby health. your baby size / growth is normal right?
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I'm almost 32weeks and my belly is not showing what will you say about that. Don't worry your baby is fine provided you feel the movement. God know more than us.
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Each person is different the size of our belly doesn't matter unless our doctor has a concern about it. Im 5 month pregnant with twinsAnd Im average size for someone pregnant with one baby not two
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