when do you start showing with your first?

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I’m 14 weeks pregnant tomorrow and I’m not showing at all. my BMI is within the normal range. I feel like I should be seeing something already.

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Past 22 weeks

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I started showing at 11 weeks but I'm expecting twins. But I heard most people start showing around 16-20 weeks.

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It's nothing to stress about cause every woman and pregnancy is different. Also everyone is built different like some already have stomachs and some are completely flat stomached. I popped at 16 weeks but I also already had a pudge before I got pregnant. It just depends when your uterus decides to pop. Some people don't show til the third trimester at times. That doesn't define your pregnancy though. As long as baby is fine and has a heartbeat that's all that matters mama!! Believe me one night you'll go to sleep and wake up amazed when it does come!!

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i’m 5’5 120 pounds (haven’t gained any weight yet) and 15 weeks. i can feel my uterus and see the little ball right when i wake up or if i’m laying down, but i’m not at all showing. it’s normal.

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I got pregnant in July but didn't show until December. My husband was even getting annoyed that no one could tell I was pregnant 🤣

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15 weeks with my first

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15 weeks with my current pregnancy

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I’ve always been a petite person (like 5’3” and 115 pre-pregnancy). I thought I would show fairly quickly. I had the TJ the tiniest bump around 10-20 weeks, but I didn’t really start showing until 23 or 24 weeks. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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You tend to show later with your first pregnancy. Just varies per woman.

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Everyone carries differently. Most don't start until about 16-20 weeks. I showed at 21 barely then around 24 I woke up and it was there

when do you start showing with your first?

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