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21 weeks

Im worried , my belly is little , every once in a while I feel movement . And my belly isnt hard .. at all I can still gently push on it . Does this mean my baby some how disappeared or maybe veey very little ? .
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with my first i didn't start show till i was 7 and a half months and my son was 9lbs 5ozs so dont worry everything thing is ok
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I'm 23 weeks and up until the last week the movement I felt was small and sporadic but the past few days has gotten stronger and more often I'm sure your little one is fine worrying is natural and healthy just don't let everything  get to you to much
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Your baby IS very very small. Its not even a pound yet I don't believe. And your belly will feel that way for a few more months. Everything is fine mom. Don't worry. I'm 33 weeks and I can push on my belly when my baby is sleeping. You belly doesn't get 100 percent hard, ever. Just relax and take your pregnancy one day at a time.
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I'm 24 weeks and still very small I just started to noticeably show I'm sure your baby is fine :) all sizes and measurements that docs say you should be is set from an average scale but good luck
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My belly looks like it got smaller ? And my belly button went back in and my belly is soft
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