Does your belly button piercing look bad after birth?

Question

Does anyone regret getting their belly button pierced? I was thinking about getting my belly button pierced but I’m planning on having kids in about 4-5 years and I’m worried after I give birth my piercing won’t look good due to all the stretching. Just need opinions!

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Don’t do it if you want kids lol, it WILL stretch out and it will look weird after you have your baby. I regret getting mine for that reason 😀😀😀😀😀

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It stretched a bit but it doesn’t look too bad. I haven’t put any jewelry in the piercing in years but it’s still open and when I do just to see if it’s still open the jewelry is a bit wiggly but nothing crazy.

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Mine looks the same, just obviously I now have stretch marks there since I’ve had it for 12-13 years my first pregnancy I didn’t like the pregnancy bars so In my last month or two before giving birth I took it out completely with my second two I kept longer bar ones in but not maternity ones. (3 baby’s)

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It doesn't look great after pregnancy, but I don't regret it at all. I didn't get any stretch marks on my belly, but my piercing did stretch a little. My belly button just looks like shit in general after pregnancy lol don't pay attention to the shadow that makes it look like it's dirty. And the marks on my belly are from my pants.

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I say do it 🤷🏻‍♀️ you only live once. Mine has been pierced for almost 12 years now. When I was pregnant I bought the specific rings for pregnancy. Unfortunately I miscarried so I didn’t get to find out what it looks like after lol. But I know I def plan to embrace it. I love my belly ring even through all the changes my body has gone through in those years so we’re in it for the long haul 😂

Does your belly button piercing look bad after birth?

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