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I'm 18 weeks along and I'm not showing really I just look bloated all the time, is it normal to not be showing yet, it's my first pregnancy so I'm always worrying.
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Sameas me!!! So worried=(
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Most ftm don't show till later on. I'm 38 weeks, and people who didn't know me couldn't really tell till between 30-32 weeks
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7668571 tn?1404573152
I am barely showing in tight shirts at 28 weeks and my little girl is perfectly fine and on track growth wise. I used to think the same thing. This is my first time, too.
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Everyone is different but if its your first it tends to take awhile Ive heard from others. Im 19 weeks with my first and everyone keeps saying I dont look pregnant but I think I do cause theres definitely a belly there just not that big I guess lol
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7157499 tn?1411821385
I didn't start showing until like 20-21 weeks and even than people still wondered if it was pregnant or just weight gain. I started being really noticeable at 30 weeks. I'm currently 38 weeks.
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I'm on the same exact boat as you, 18 weeks 3 days also a ftm I've gained 6 pounds but I just look fat, I haven't had not one symptom but I've seen my little one a few times and heard heartbeat, I just don't know how I should be feeling so I am also worryin 24/7!
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