Yes. It is perfectly 'normal' to feel the movements of the baby at 20 weeks.. It is one of the most enjoyable experience. Enjoy it. Next time, once you become experienced, you may feel it as early as 16 weeks also. Congratulations ! When 'baby' suckle the milk, happiness on mother's face tell the 'big' story.
During pregnancy, it is normal to have excess fat in the abdominal area due to the growing baby and changes in the body. Pinching fat on a pregnant belly is common and not a cause for concern.
yes that is totally normal, but not until later in your pregnancy.
you can have a small belly during pregnancy that might mean you will have a small baby
Your digestive system
In my experience, my belly button did not feel different during early pregnancy.
Your belly is growing and so is everything in it, so I would say yes.
well it only happens if you are doing something wrong with the baby or its contractions.
Pushing on the belly during pregnancy can potentially harm the baby, as it may cause discomfort or injury to the developing fetus. It is important to be gentle and cautious when handling the belly during pregnancy to ensure the safety and well-being of the baby.
Hi, During your pregnancy your tummy usually becomes harder during the 3rd month of pregnancy but it can be earlier in some women if its their second pregnancy. If this is your second pregnancy, you usually show earlier than you did with your first and some first pregnancies are late showing. This is normal. Yes your tummy can become harder underneath your belly button but it really depends on what position the fetus is in.
Pregnancy perhaps.
When your belly button is no longer anatomically lined in the center it usually has to do w/ mis-alignment in the spine or hips. get your back checked out. Your body adjusts and re- adjusts so much during pregnancy to accommodate the baby. Prenatal massages, yoga and pilates will help a lot during pregnancy...but other than that...there won't be much else you will be able to do until after pregnancy.
around twelve weeks