No bump?

Question

I'll be 14 weeks Saturday and I'm still wearing all of my regular clothes I have no "bump" yet I feel like I look the same.. And my hubby is SO worried lol.. He's like you should be showing lol... But really.. He's worried lol I'm kinda curious lol

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Your uterus isn't even to your belly button until around 22 weeks. It's very normal not to be showing yet

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Very very common and normal . 14 weeks baby is still so so tiny to make a bulge . Maybe you will start to show at 20 weeks + . It's a good thing embrace it having a bump so soon in the pregnancy sucks I think lol . I didn't show until I hit 27 weeks and I was so happppppppy 😍 I was able to wear my clothes and walk comfortable and do things without bump beings in the way

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I didn't show with my first pregnancy until 22 weeks!

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I didn't start showing until right around 27 weeks. I am tall and slim as it is.

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I was still wearing my regular jeans until about 18 weeks. It will come and once it starts it POPS! By the time I was 22 weeks I was well past that "is she pregnant or just fat" stage already. It comes quick when it comes. All women carry differently, so don't worry if it's not there yet! It will come!

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If this is your first baby sometimes your bump won't appear til a little later in your pregnancy everyone is so different this is my first baby and I started to show around 15 weeks or so. As long as doctor says baby is fine and growing how they should don't worry just relax and enjoy being in your regular sized clothes because I surely miss mine lol

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I didn't show until recently and I'm now 24 weeks .

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A lot of people don't show until later on their first pregnancy. ;) I'm sure your fine. Enjoy your clothes while you can.

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