What can you expect your belly to look like after?

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This might be a stupid question, but what can you expect your belly to look like in the weeks following giving birth? Is it going to sag? I know it’s all a part of it, but I can’t help but worry about it. Dumb, I know.

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Like an oatmeal cream pie 😂😭🤷🏽‍♀️

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Mine was super duper soft, so soft and jiggly that I would touch it a lot lol. It was also darker in color compared to my body and it was just generally poofy looking. It started looking a bit normal maybe 3 months postpartum.

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It's not dumb to ask... Uh its not pretty... You have a bump... Kinda looks like your about in the second trimester 😅
You have to wait for your uterus to contract back down which some are quicker then others.. Mine took about two weeks and you do get mild contraction pain when this happens unfortunately.... This is worse apparently with the more children you have so I can't wait 😬
I guess I notice my shape around 3 months pp but I never lost my pouch (saggy lower tummy)

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It’s just like a saggy bump at first. It soon goes down after a few weeks though. Just be patient ❤️

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Six months pregnant but it’s  jiggly jelly. Lol sags a bit. The skin takes some time to tighten back up. 
Everyone’s different so how long will depend on lots of things.

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Mine went down almosy immediently, so yes it is a bit chubbier than prepregnancy, but not by much tbh. I personally think it looks great and I'm definitely smaller than I thought I would be (ftm). But I also didn't gain much weight while pregnant, so that might effect it.

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Every mom is different. Some will take a while for their uterus to go down back to its normal size, some could have sagging skin. 
For me after my first I left the hospital looking like I did prepregnacy with no extra skin.

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