I just found out i m pregnant-how long will it take for for stomach to start showing?

Question

I just found out i m pregnant-how long will it take for for stomach to start showing?

Answer 1

I would say between, well anywhere between 2-4 months. YOu should start showing depending on your body type, and the babies size.

Answer 2

hi, actually i read  that pregnancy bumps usually show at different times for pregnant women- the tummy shows later (about 4-5 months)  if its the first pregnancy for women and also for those who had a flat, firm-muscled stomach before they got pregnant. this is my case, (my first pregancy) and i didnt look pregnant at all until my 5th month. but i am now 25weeks and suddenly it seems like my tummy grew huge just overnight- i think my baby's coping up with its growth swiftly ^.^ You both take care, good luck :)

Answer 3

Different strokes for different folks. My first pregnancy wasn't obvious until the beginning of my 5th month. However, my second pregnancy was obvious in the 3rd month. It also depends on body type. I have a friend who is slightly overweight. I had no idea she was pregnant until after she had the baby. She didn't show at all. So, it depends.

Answer 4

ummm like 3 months den i think it gonna show

Answer 5

Congratulations & good luck

first baby - 3-4 mos

2nd            2 mos

Answer 6

If it's your first baby, it usually takes longer.  When you'll show depends on your size and weight too.  As a general rule of thumb for the first baby though, you'll start showing between 4 and 6 months.

Answer 7

it usually takes a while like 5 or 6 months (most people show by 7 months)

if u wanna do a prediction of what the s*x of ur baby will be check out this web sight! (it was SO ACCURATE!!)

http://www.chinesefortunecalendar.com/Pr...

(you will need your conception date so if u have a due date already u can use this sight to get it)

http://www.pregnancy.org/pregnancycalend...

and then if u wanna keep track of the growth of your baby week by week visit this web sight

http://www.pregnancy.org/pregnancy/fetal...