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Q: Belly Buttons
asked by: 1stTimeMom2Be on December 30th, 2004
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This is a weird question but does everyones belly button poke out once ur belly starts gettin big during pregnany...It seems like that to me....I have an inner belly button but I think every pic ive seen of pregnant girls their belly buttons are poking out...So is it true or not...Just asking...
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Tazzy D
replied on December 30th, 2004
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No not all womens belly buttons poke out. I have an inny and it normally stays that way. So no I dont think everyone gets that way
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1stTimeMom2Be
replied on December 30th, 2004
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I mean mine is a deep inny....And im only 12 weeks today so I know I have a while before I will find out any of that but I was just curious....I just wanted to know if I was going to have to have an outty through this pregnancy....Thanks guys...
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esteeg
replied on December 30th, 2004
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My bellybutton was inny and tiny, my husband would always tease me about it.
Now (21 w) it is as wide as the tip of my thumb and two days ago, it started looking like an outy inside an inny! And today one corner is popped out! But only one little part... Freaky! It'll probably pop all the way in a couple of days! It doesn't look like my belly button at all.. But I am surprised because it's not as "ugly" looking as I thought it might be!
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