Should I be able to feel uterus at 9 weeks?

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Like I can’t feel anything (no bump) I literally have no changes and don’t look pregnant.. I have nausea and tired and stuff but when you look at me nothing

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I feel you girl Im 12 wks and still honestly dnt even look pregnant i look like I gained 5 lbs, Im waitin to finally “pop” 🙄😂

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I think it’s just bloating. I definitely feel my tummy getting hard

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Your uterus starts to peek out from behind the bone at around 12 weeks. It only starts to really push things after that. 
If this is your first, it's very unlikely your body has already changed enough for it to be visible, and even after that it will take a long while. It's usually bloating and extra weight that shows if anything.
(I don't mean that someone's 10 week bump isn't a bump. Notice I say "usually".)
If it's your ... let's say 4th for example, your body might be very well prepared to shift things around cause it's been through this already multiple times. That's why women with more kids start to show earlier.

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Totally normal. The baby is the size of a walnut/grape and tucked way behind your pelvic bone. No bump right now is from the baby!! You’re totally fine. I didn’t start showing with my first till I was about 15 wks.

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(The girls who are posting their “bumps” are actually just bloated🤫)

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I didn’t start showing until 24ish weeks with my first and I’m tall and skinny. Don’t stress

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I don’t see anything but when I stretch (like a morning reach up stretch) or if I twist funny I feel it and don’t like it.  It feel tight.

Should I be able to feel uterus at 9 weeks?

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