I'm just about four months and am showing slightly. And I'll tell ya, if I hear one more story about someone who didn't show until they were 5-6 months pregnant and even then it was minimal, I'll scream. Will some of you who showed early share your story? I'm starting to feel like a freak because I have a bump at 16 weeks. I don't want to be ashamed of showing early.
Re: Showing...but feeling ashamed.
that said, I'm on the opposite spectrum. It took me until nearly 22 weeks to really feel like I'm showing. I knew it would happen eventually but it was hard not seeing it.
The point is, all our bodies are different and all our little miracles are growing and stretching and relaxing in different ways.
You're healthy, your baby is healthy and that is the important thing.
Honestly, it didn't matter to me what anyone else thought. I knew I was pregnant and was proud of it. I started getting the wrap around jackets/shawls so that I could show it off while it was cold out.
Andplusalso, IMO being pregnant is more fun when you're showing!
LFAF Summer 2016 Awards:
I was in the lunch line before Christmas so no one at school really knew. None of the students.
Well one of my girls 2 nd grade. Hugged me and then said Mrs D are you pregnant? I have a little belly to begin with but I was a little shocked.
Just told her that Mrs D is a little chunky so more to love. Lol
Now she comes over and hugs my belly all the time.
Don't be ashamed. Be proud!!!
DS Grayson (3yrs) (Emergency Csec)
DD Isabella due 8/2/2014
excited to have my body back by fall!!!!
If I wore tight clothing I had a bump almost 14 weeks and I'm a FTM (I found that out the hard way when shopping for a NYE dress) I have a friend who had the same size bump that I did when I was 19 weeks but she was only 12 weeks, and she is a FTM, too.
We have our "Irish Twins"
DD born 8/7/2013
DS born 7/28/14
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I just keep letting myself know the reason is because the baby is growing very healthy. ... and I can work on losing it afterwards.