Normal?

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I’ll be 20 weeks in a few days & I don’t have a baby bump at all. I just look like I’m gaining weight. I also haven’t felt the baby move at all yet. Is this normal?! Maybe I have anterior placenta? I’m dying to have a baby belly and to atleast feel my little baby move a little bit. 😭 Have any of you ladies dealt with this?

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I’m 27 weeks and I just look like I ate way too much pasta. I was overweight before I got pregnant so I feel like I should be showing more but she’s measuring perfectly so no concerns over here. Everybody is different. I spent a lot of time comparing myself to others and worrying and it doesn’t help when people say “you don’t even look pregnant” but I had to stop caring and stressing. The doctors have told me multiple times how healthy she is and her weight is on track so I’m not going to worry about any of it. I am thankful I haven’t gained anything yet, because I know I will lol and soon we’ll be so big we can’t breathe so we have to enjoy this time while we can.

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It's normal I'm really small with my girls & dont show at all until 25-30 weeks. With my son I showed at 13ish weeks. Baby can just be real hidden in there.

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That’s normal. It’s still early.

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This was me 3 weeks ago. I just look like i ate a big lunch

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Normal especially if it’s your first. You’ll likely “pop” in a few weeks. At your anatomy scan they should be able to tell you where your placenta is. Either way you should start to feel some sort of movement probably in the next 2-3 weeks.

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It's a boy I bet then:) with my son I just looked fat with my daughter I was like prego bump model even 50 lbs heavier.

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I didnt really start showing until about 25 weeks. Everyone is different though! Just give it some time

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