Hey guys.. Does any one know when your
belly button starts to pop!! Ee!
Im 20 weeks...Yay half way done... And my
belly is getting big... I can tell that
my belly button is getting stretched...
But... Not completely... I was just
wondering if there is a certain time that
it usually happends??
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sftbllchika06
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Posted: 02-21-05 19:21pm
I was wondering the same thing.
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Nicknack
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Posted: 07-21-05 10:33am
Does any of you use cocoa butter to
prevent stretch marks? Does expensive
kinds work better then non expensive?
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Kate917881
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Posted: 07-21-05 14:17pm
I've been using the palmer's coco
butter..And it seems to work really well..
I guess it all depends though because
some people say it works and some don't.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 03-19-06 14:16pm
Ive been using cocoa butter 2 n its really
gd 4 me bt it really all depends on
different pple
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Posted: 03-22-06 14:46pm
Yall...I don't wanna rain on yalls parade,
but I used cocoa butter since I found out
I was preggy. I hate stretch marks!! I
use it religiously but, in spite of all my
rubbing, I got my first stretch marks when
I was 30 weeks. From then on, they grow
like wild fire!!
I'm an estitician (i deal with disorders
of the skin) and stretch marks are not
preventable. You can reduce the
appearance by continuing to lubricate and
hydrate your skin. I was petite when I
got preggy and thought I was the luckiest
person in the world cuz I was 30 weeks and
had a beautiful belly. Now it looks like
a wild animal attacked me! Lol..
Having a career in the skin field doesn't
help!! The best thing you can do is drink
lots and lots of water!!!!! I splurge
sometimes on fruit juice, it's the baby
talking, not me!! Lol
about the belly button, mine started to
poke out at about 20 weeks. Some people's
do and some people's don't...Ya know??
Good .Luck yall!!
Sarah
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iwitherspoon
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Belly Button Posted: 03-24-06 03:57am
I am 27 weeks and my belly button is still
very much an innie. I had a very deep set
innie before I got pregnant so I think
that is why mine hasn't popped out. It
has stretched out a little though. I
think it also depends on how fast your
belly is growing. Mine is getting bigger
slowly but surely.
About the stretch marks. I use palmer's
cocoa butter sometimes and I don't have
any stretch marks so far. I really think
that it helps and I will begin to use it
regularly now that my third trimester is
upon me. But I also think that whether or
not you get stretch marks depends on your
genetic makeup. My grandmother, mom and
sister all have had at least two children
and none of them didn't get any stretch
marks. So I may get lucky and not get
them at all. My sister did use three
different types of stretch mark creams
obsessively.
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