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Belly button?

I have 90 days until my baby gets here, and my belly button still isn't poking out, my fiancé says I shouldn't be worried, that some women's don't, but it makes me worry that the baby isn't growing as much as she should be...
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Some womens dont sweetheart, dont stress it, mine looks weird at 31 wks because its slowly popping out so its a tiny little hole
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I swear some of these posts are retarded
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It doesn't happen to everyone dont worry! As long as your putting on weight and staying healthy there is nothing to worry about!
My mother had 3 kids and her belly botton never stuck out she says it went in! Now i have 79 days left till my son is here and mine has been out since 18 weeks
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Every woman is different and every baby sits differently. My son was 8Ib 6oz and my belly button never popped out either.
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Your fiancé is right don't worry it doesn't happen to some women. I'm 37 weeks and my belly button hasn't popped out
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My daughter came out 5 days late, perfectly healthy, 7lbs 7oz, 19in, by the time she was 3 months she had more than doubled her birth weight, and my belly button never poked out. No need to worry (: promise
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