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I'm confused.

Im 20 weeks pregnaant and i still do not have a baby bump. What i'm confused about is sometimes when i woke up from my morning sleep, my belly really shows, but after few hours, its back to normal. Is something wrong?
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6855498 tn?1396023284
Consider yourself lucky since i'm a little person i can't see my feet at 18 almost 19 weeks. Enjoy it once you show the back pain starts
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As long as the doctor says your weight is fine, then everything is okay. Some women dont show until theyre a lot further along. Showing for a little while and it going away just means you're bloated! I used to not show all day until like 7pm when I was the most bloated. Consider yourself lucky because at 16 weeks I dont fit into any of my clothes and I have no one to give me handmedowns and it is expensive finding cute clothes that fit my ever growing stomach.
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6403762 tn?1381712518
Im almost 27 weeks and Im barely showing. If you didn't know me you would just think Im chubby lol. But some days im bigger than others it really depends on her position
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It also depends on baby's position. Some don't start showing till they're 8 months.  Every one is different.
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That happens to me too. Theres nothing wrong , it eventually show. It also depends on the size of your body or if its your first or second baby ..
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