I'm having a baby!!!?

Question

I'm having a baby I'm already 2 months and i can see my stomach is starting to grow a little is that normal or do u think it is to early for my stomach to grow i get morning sickness and i cant stand it but the problem is that i get real bad cramps do u think it is normal?

Answer 1

id say you'll probly be showing a little more around the end of 3 month...well i aint yet but ive gone abit plump!!! :( b/c i was fer skinny so people are already saying...

you've put on weight there aint ya!! er thanks!

p/s i had cramping which a sign of pregnancy...but aslong as there is no blood..you're fine.

CONGRATS :)

Answer 2

two months.. so you're only around eight weeks.  Your uterus does not even start to rise above the pubic bone until you are twelve weeks, so what you're seeing is just bloating.  You're not actually showing from the baby growing yet.    Cramping is normal, but if it gets to be unbarable, or there is bleeding as well, then you really need to see a doctor.   Morning sickness is more than normal in pregnancy.  Most times it goes away around 12 weeks... or closer to 20.  But some women go through it throughout the whole pregnancy.  

good luck!

Answer 3

I recommed buying the book: What to expect when expecting.

It will ease your mind and concerns. It's my husband's bible for 9 months. Congrats!

Answer 4

Congratulations =) and that all sounds completely fine. as for having a little bump at 2 months, there is no 'normal' size. some women won't show at all at 2 months, yet other women can look around 5 months pregnant. theresd no need to worry =)

Answer 5

yes the cramps are normal. your uterus is stretching. it is normal for your stomach to begin to grow as early as 2 months, and u already kno morning sickness is normal  

Answer 6

wow !

Congrats for you !

Answer 7

Check with your doctor about the cramps. It could be important. People who are naturally slim often look pregnant quite early.

Answer 8

Yes its normal, every pregnancy is different, some people go the whole nine months and you can't even tell they are that far along. As far as the cramps, you should see your doctor if they get any worse or if you are worried about them, I had cramps really bad when I first got pregnant and its because I almost miscarried. Don't leave anything to chance especially in the first trimester that's the most crucial time of the pregnancy. If this is your first pregnancy, don't be afraid to ask questions even if you think they are dumb questions, its better to ask and know than to not ask and put your health at risk. Good luck and congrats on the baby!