When can I expect my belly to "pop"

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Hey ladies. This is my first baby, I am 15w 4 days and I don't have a belly really. It still mostly looks like bloat, except when I wake up. Right away in the morning I have a small bump... but it goes away. I know everything is fine with baby. I was at ER for severe nausea on Friday and they checked baby's heartbeat and it was a STRONG 153bpm.... when is it 'normal' for ftm belly to pop out ? Or to even feel flutters, I haven't felt anything.

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There is no normal, I'm 23 weeks and still have no bump, I do however feels kicks ect have done since 18 weeks!

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I popped overnight (lots of people made a note of it lol) around 22-23 weeks. Until then I just looked slightly chubby.

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I popped at about 21 weeks. I think back when I was only 16-17 weeks and I thought I had a belly. Now I definitely do. 😂 I’m short (5’4”) and pretty tiny (weighed 105 pre pregnancy) so I don’t know if that has anything to do with when I popped.

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It depends on how the baby is sitting as a lot of other things. For my first I didn't show untill 36 weeks. But I am tall so my baby streched upwards first instead of just pushing my body out. Plus I carried him alot in my back, had tons of back pains throughout my pregnancy and had back labor. Even though I had to wait so long for my bump I had wanted so badly I finally got it plus coming home from the hospital no one could tell I had even had a baby. I went wedding dress shopping 3 weeks after having my 8.5 pound baby boy and everyone was surprised I had a newborn.

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No one could tell I was pregnant until around 27 weeks and I had a very little bump. I would say I was around 35 weeks when I got a real noticeable pregnancy bump. It depends also how big of a person you’re too. I’m a little under 5ft tall and before pregnancy I weighted about 125 pounds and I gained a total of 14 pound during pregnancy.

When can I expect my belly to "pop"

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