In the first tri, how did you know it was bloat versus a bump? Was it different for your second (or more) pregnancies?
I'm in that stage where I feel normal in the morning and huge by bed so I'm assuming still bloat (8w4d).
In the first tri, how did you know it was bloat versus a bump? Was it different for your second (or more) pregnancies?
I'm in that stage where I feel normal in the morning and huge by bed so I'm assuming still bloat (8w4d).
pomegranate / 3890 posts
im in the same boat, my belly looks huge sometimes. I can tell I am def going to be showing a lot sooner then with p.
watermelon / 14206 posts
At 28 weeks I wake up in the morning with a much smaller bump than I went to bed with. I seem to deflate overnight lol.
Bloat is way more uncomfortable than bump lol.
pomegranate / 3565 posts
For me a bump felt harder than bloat and couldn't be sucked in. I don't rely remember when it changed from bloat to bump but it seemed to happen overnight.
With this second pregnancy, the bloat got bigger fast too.
blogger / coconut / 8306 posts
I texted a photo to a Bee and asked wtf is this?! She said bump so I went with it -- and I'm 6w. It's nuts.
blogger / persimmon / 1225 posts
Still feeling bloated and puffy and I'm almost 12 weeks! Hoping I pop soon. I also heard it sort of happens overnight.
grapefruit / 4049 posts
I def had more bloat with #2 and #3. But bumps didn't really *pop* til 16-18 weeks for me for my first two kids. With #3, I just recently popped at around 19-20 weeks. I've also gained much less weight at this point than the first two times. So busy with the kids, less time to give in to every craving...
pomelo / 5093 posts
I never experienced bloat, I don't even really know what that is. I just noticed at about 9 weeks that my tummy stuck out a little more than usual, and it went from there.
wonderful clementine / 24134 posts
@Mrs. Jump Rope: wow! I'm down to loose clothes and baggy/maternity pants. I just couldn't survive otherwise.
GOLD / pomegranate / 3688 posts
I had insane bloat until about 12 weeks. I swear I looked pregnant. Then I woke up one morning around 12 weeks and had a flat stomach again. That lasted about 3 weeks, and at 16 weeks I had a definite bump. That bump "popped" at about 22 weeks.
grapefruit / 4213 posts
When I couldn't suck it in and it was the same size morning and night I knew I had popped.
nectarine / 2936 posts
I don't know what's going on with me. I've always carried weight in my tummy area so I was pretty worried that I would show quickly. I'm 7 weeks and in the last few days I definitely have something. It is the same size at all times of day, feels harder when I stand and squishier when I sit, and definitely cannot be sucked in. I wore spanx to work yesterday and went to get a bella band after work. The problem with the bella band is that it doesn't really hide anything. Maybe it's just a lot more noticeable to me, but I'm really worried about staying incognito! Any suggestions??
kiwi / 659 posts
I remember that feeling! My belly looked totally different by evening... I think it was around 16-17 weeks when I finally felt like it was more of a bump than bloat, and I showed really early. I remember just wanting an actual bump so badly!
persimmon / 1135 posts
this is my first pregnancy, but at 13 weeks my belly started feeling more firm and is pretty much the same size most of the day. larger at night, but not as big a difference as was early on. can't wait to really pop for real tho!
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