Joined: 21 Oct 2005 Posts: 53 Location: Watertown, WI
Question For Everyones 1st Pregnancy Posted: 08-10-06 16:16pm
Everyone is telling me that with their
first pregnancy it took forever to show.
Some ppl said 6 months and some ppl said
they showed right away. Ok my thing is
im 28 wks (7mths) and I still dont look
all that pregnant. I have a belly but its
not big. If u didnt know I was preg, u
would never guess. So when did everyone
show!!??
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1sttimemommy
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jun 2006 Posts: 56 Location: london
Posted: 08-11-06 21:40pm
I started to show at around 6 months..
Not huge but noticeable pregnant and then
at 7 months now ive just blown up lol
outta no where.. Some ppl show some ppl
dont.. Some ppl put on the weight
gradually others put it all on towards the
end everyones body is different.
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every_ready?
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 27 Feb 2006 Posts: 28
Posted: 08-17-06 09:25am
Hey
every woman is different. I started
showing around 5 months, but my one friend
didn't show until 7 months. Everyone has
different body types, and gain the weight
differently.
As long as you are healthy, that is what
matters. And don't worry before you know
it, you won't be able to bent over either
;)
good luck ! And enjoy.
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natzcee
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 May 2006 Posts: 288 Location: glasgow
Posted: 08-19-06 20:34pm
This is my 1st pregnancy and I dont think
anyone realy noticed till I was about 5
weeks (the point I couldnt hide I was
pregs if you know what I mean) but I think
I startd to get a bump about 3/4 months :)
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mommytobe89
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Aug 2006 Posts: 4 Location: no answer
Posted: 08-19-06 20:50pm
At about 6 or 7 weeks the bottom of my
stomach bumped out but thats the only way
you could tell im only 9 weeks along and I
havnt really gained any weight yet.
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rosejackson
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Joined: 23 Dec 2005 Posts: 4360 Location: hertfordshire, england
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Posted: 08-20-06 04:48am
I started to notice my bump around 20
weeks when I had my first scan but nobody
really noticed I was pregnant until well
over a month afterwards and from then on I
kind of exploded and I got these awkward
questions of when are you due. Grr that
was so annoying
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KatieFlower
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Feb 2006 Posts: 407 Location: Massachusetts, U>S>A
Posted: 06-07-07 10:05am
i, like you, am 28 weeks pregnant. I can
tell I have a bump but it is not big
enough for anyone to notice that I am
pregnant unless they knew. But it's okay,
I am sure we will get huge sometime soon!
I hope!!!!
Re: Question For Everyones 1st Pregnancy Posted: 11-17-07 04:33am
stella2814
wrote:
Everyone is telling me that
with their first pregnancy it took forever
to show. Some ppl said 6 months and some
ppl said they showed right away. Ok my
thing is im 28 wks (7mths) and I still
dont look all that pregnant. I have a
belly but its not big. If u didnt know I
was preg, u would never guess. So when
did everyone
show!!??
I'm 25 and at 33 weeks pregnant with first
baby and I weighed 105 before I got
pregnant at 5'7. I have gained 35 pounds
since then but I diddnt really begin to
"show" i was pregnant until my 6 month.
Even at 6 months it was still hard to tell
if you had never met me before cuz you
couldnt compare by not seeing my size
previous to my pregnancy. By the time the
7 month mark hit you could def. tell I was
pregnant. I think I'm the size i should be
now but everyone i run into always tells
me how "small" i am. it bothers me for ppl
to say that so i asked my dr. if im to
small. she looked at me with a smile and
said to me, "your just right for your
size... most woman only look huge at this
point in pregnancy because they were a lot
thicker then you to begin with and weighed
over 160 from start". she assured me that
im normal and healthy and that my baby is
the right weight and length. actually my
baby girl is a lil on the tall side my dr.
said so dont feel bad if
your not big and buldging, im still pretty
small but everything inside is A'ok!
Goodluck in the rest of your pregnancy.