How early in your pregnancy can your belly grow?

Answer 1

Hi, In your first pregnancy you usually notice hardening of your tummy, around 3-4 months. With your second pregnancy it can happen a earlier. With multiple pregnancies, it happens earlier still.

Answer 2

You should begin to feel your baby move at 18-20 weeks of pregnancy. This time can vary based on whether this is your first second trimester pregnancy or not, as well as your body fat. First-timers & heavier women may not feel this movement as early. The first felt movements are more like a fluttering feeling. The real "kicks" start after 22 weeks. Sometimes you can even tell the difference between a kick & a stretch. You can also feel hiccups.

Answer 3

For the first 12 weeks the womb or uterus is behind the pubic bone and not able to be felt by pressing on your abdomen.

Starting at 13 weeks the top of the uterus AKA the fundus can be felt just above the pubic bone and will grow 1 cm per week. At 16 weeks, the fundal height is 16 cm (4 cm above the pubic bone).

Answer 4

Every woman's body is different, but some women may start to notice a small bump in their belly as early as 12 weeks into their pregnancy. However, for most first-time mothers, a noticeable baby bump typically starts to show around 16-20 weeks. Factors such as the woman's body type, the position of the baby, and whether it is the first pregnancy can all influence when a pregnant belly starts to grow.

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Answer 5

it depends on the person because everyone is different. It can take until your 20 weeks or 10 weeks

Answer 6

This answer is different for every woman but for me it started right away and will last until probably the second trimester. Then it can return again at the end of the third trimester.