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I'm 11 weeks and in barely showing. When will I get a belly?
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Yep I agree with PPs every body is different. With my first I didn't start showing until 29 weeks. This time i got a belly at maybe 13 weeks it blew up and has only gotten bigger since
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8466308 tn?1407955973
Yep 30 bloody weeks! Im wasnt big either, actually up until that point id lost 13lb due to sickness!
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I didn't start showing until a few days ago and I'm 35 weeks
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I'm 9wks+4 & I'm already showing but then again I weigh 116.
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Im 11 weeks and I dont think im showing at all, just bloated a lot! I have heard that you start showing between 12 to 18 weeks but I have also heard that you start showing between 11 to 16 weeks so I have no idea tbh
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I didnt show until 26 weeks, my belly popped out literally overnight!
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I did at 14 weeks too but I still am pretty small. I'm now 32 weeks & look 7 months pregnant. Just depends on how you carry.
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I'm 33 weeks and everybody thinks I'm 3-4 months pregnant! Haha nope I'm 8 months ((; it all depends on your body though.
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8140497 tn?1406158255
i did at 14 weeks
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30 weeks??? OMG! Lol
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8466308 tn?1407955973
I didnt show till i was 30 weeks!
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7417215 tn?1403487102
Depends on ur body every pregnancy is different
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