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This is a completed video of my baby bump from week 9 of pregnancy to 5 months post-partum.
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Time lapse baby bump tracker – photos taken roughly every week. This song (You Are My Joy by Reindeer Section) was the soundtrack to my pregnancy. It kept me motivated and thinking positively about the day when I would finally “cradle you tight in my arms”.
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Question from TTC #1 & too impatient 
Im a really small person, so would i show alot earlier?
I’m 5 weeks at the moment and I’ve heard 4 months, 12 weeks, all sorts of times.
Just curious, when was the first you time you realized a small bump with your first pregnancy?
Im really excited after TTC for months, and cant wait to show! lol
Im a really small person, so would i show alot earlier?
I’m 5 weeks at the moment and I’ve heard 4 months, 12 weeks, all sorts of times.
Just curious, when was the first you time you realized a small bump with your first pregnancy?
Im really excited after TTC for months, and cant wait to show! lol
thanks!
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Follow Twitter: www.twitter.com Fan Facebook: www.facebook.com eyonce surprised fans when she showed off her growing belly bump at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night. Hollyscoop talked to Beyonce’s BFF Kelly Rowland about Beyonce’s pregnancy at the House of Hype MTV after party.”I’m ecstatic,” Rowland told us. “It’s been so hard to hold it all, so I’m just so happy that’s she’s finally showing everyone.” She added, “It’s just so beautiful,” Rowland told Hollyscoop. “And I’m just so happy for my sister and her husband and just the fact that it’s just such a blessing.” And Rowland revealed to us that Beyonce and Jay-Z have one part of the baby planning done: “I think they’ve chosen a name.” Check out the video for the full interview. Interview by Violet Kanian / Twitter: www.twitter.com For up-to-the-minute celebrity news, visit www.hollyscoop.com Celebrity Photos http Celebrity Videos videos.hollyscoop.com
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Question from ash
Every online health site says that I have the symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy. It’s only been about two weeks since my last period. I have a pain in my lower left side and it feels really hard, like a bump or something. The pain moves to my lower back and my upper abdomen from time to time, but it generally stays in the my side, and it’s there constantly. I also noticed that it feels worse when I cough or sneeze. Anyone have any input as to what this could be?
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Every online health site says that I have the symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy. It’s only been about two weeks since my last period. I have a pain in my lower left side and it feels really hard, like a bump or something. The pain moves to my lower back and my upper abdomen from time to time, but it generally stays in the my side, and it’s there constantly. I also noticed that it feels worse when I cough or sneeze. Anyone have any input as to what this could be?
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Question from shorty
I am 4’10 and 98lbs, and I have a bump that was never there before. Idk if it’s just fat or pregnancy related. This is my first time being this far along so I’m kinda new at this. I’ve been to a lot of different sites and I get that it is a baby bump, I get it’s bloating and then I get the dreaded it’s just fat answer. So please if anyone knows I would love for you to tell me =)
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I am 4’10 and 98lbs, and I have a bump that was never there before. Idk if it’s just fat or pregnancy related. This is my first time being this far along so I’m kinda new at this. I’ve been to a lot of different sites and I get that it is a baby bump, I get it’s bloating and then I get the dreaded it’s just fat answer. So please if anyone knows I would love for you to tell me =)
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Hey guys sorry I’ve dropped off the face of the planet and that I look like I just woke up…the hair is definitely not being agreeable today. Check out the link: www.orgasmicbirth.com Sorry…I couldn’t find a link to Into the Womb … baby bump belly 22 weeks pregnant 23 2nd trimester pregnancy mom mother mommy parent
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Congratulations on your second pregnancy! So you are going to be a mother again! Motherhood is a wonderful feeling indeed. You must be wondering, in what ways your experience is going to differ from your first one. Also, since your body is older than the first time around, you might also be anxious about possible complications. Here are a few things to expect during your second pregnancy period, and some cautions that you need to take, to ensure that everything is smooth sailing.
Changes In Your Body Different From Your First Pregnancy:
Your morning sickness may be less severe, although this is not a rule. Varicose veins, hemorrhoids and leaky bladder are likely to occur again though.
You may get easily fatigued this time. You might not get as much rest as you did the first time, what with having to care for your first kid. Your pelvic joints may hurt more. You need to be much more careful about your posture, and lie on your side while sleeping.
-Your belly may enlarge and a bump starts to show much earlier than the first time. Your uterine wall has already undergone expansion before, so your muscles are more flexible now. Sometimes, second pregnancy becomes apparent even before the second trimester, as early as the 8th – 10th week.
The first time, labor can last as long as 12 to 14 ours, or even 20 hours in some cases. But the second time, the labor period is often much reduced. The cervical muscles dilate faster, about 1.5 cm per hour, as compared to 1.2 cm per hour in the first pregnancy. However, if the first time you had a C-section, then the second time the labor phase will not be reduced.
The uterine contractions that mothers experience for the first few days after birth may be more severe this time. These uterine contractions are actually signs that your uterus is returning to its pre-pregnancy state. But the pains associated with it may be so severe that you may feel the need of medications.
Emotional Adjustments For Yourself And Your Family:
The second time pregnant mothers often do not stay as much preoccupied with their pregnancy as they did the first time. They have to look after their first-born, who might very well be an active toddler or a pre-schooler. Also, being more experienced, they tend to be less anxious. But sometimes they may think that they are not taking as much care of the unborn baby as they should and feel guilty. Rest assured, in the second pregnancy, requisite frequency of natal checkups is less than the first one. Also, you will have ample opportunity to care for the new baby after its birth.
Guilt pangs may also arise from inability to spend as much time with your first kid and husband as you used to before the second pregnancy. You may fell that you are neglecting our older child. Relax; consider this as an opportunity for them to learn to take care of them.
You might worry about the right time to tell your first child about your second pregnancy. It is advisable to tell them as soon as possible, to give them sufficient time to adjust to the idea. Try and spend quality time with them, involve them in your planning for the newborn. Assure them that they are not becoming any less important to you because the second baby is on its way. Make them feel that you are relying upon them to take care of their baby sibling. If they are to be shifted to another room or to another bed, do not wait till your delivery time, they might feel replaced. Also, consider making them a part of the delivery by keeping them in the waiting room at childbirth.
Complications That Might Arise
Weight gain between pregnancies increases the risks of complications for both the mother and the second baby. Studies show that the gain of even 3 to 6 kilos can lead to high blood pressure and pregnancy-diabetes. The gain of 9 kilos can cause toxemia, pre-eclampsia, or even still-birth.
Pre-eclampsia is more likely if the first baby was premature or smaller than normal, or the mother has diabetes or chronic high blood pressure. The symptoms of pre-eclampsia are pregnancy induced hypertension, protein in urine and excessive fluid retention. This can restrict blood flow to placenta in severe cases. The longer the gap between pregnancies, the higher the risk of these problems.
Rh-disease erythroblastosis fetalis is also another high-risk factor during the second pregnancy. This occurs when the mother is Rh?- while the fetus is Rh+ in the first pregnancy. Some red blood cells from the fetus may enter the mother’s bloodstream at the time of delivery. These activate Rh-specific antibodies, which persist within the mother’s blood. In a subsequent pregnancy, these anti Rh antibodies can cross the placenta and damage the blood cells of the fetus, with fatal consequences. This can be prevented by injection of Rhogam into the mother’s body after the birth of the first child. These destroy any fetal red blood cells that enter the bloodstream of the mother, and prevent formation of anti-Rh antibodies.
So all you second-time moms, hope your first experience makes you less anxious than before. You are now better aware of the diets you need to follow, the exercises you need to do in order to ensure that you experience a risk-free second pregnancy. Consult your OB, try and stay updated about any new tests or medications that may have been introduced. Consider joining a Lamaze class again, now that you may have forgotten much of the exercise routine. Discussing your experiences with other second-time mothers in your friend circle will further ease your tensions. So sit back, relax, enjoy your motherhood, and welcome the new baby in this earth cheerfully.
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Changes In Your Body Different From Your First Pregnancy:
Your morning sickness may be less severe, although this is not a rule. Varicose veins, hemorrhoids and leaky bladder are likely to occur again though.
You may get easily fatigued this time. You might not get as much rest as you did the first time, what with having to care for your first kid. Your pelvic joints may hurt more. You need to be much more careful about your posture, and lie on your side while sleeping.
-Your belly may enlarge and a bump starts to show much earlier than the first time. Your uterine wall has already undergone expansion before, so your muscles are more flexible now. Sometimes, second pregnancy becomes apparent even before the second trimester, as early as the 8th – 10th week.
The first time, labor can last as long as 12 to 14 ours, or even 20 hours in some cases. But the second time, the labor period is often much reduced. The cervical muscles dilate faster, about 1.5 cm per hour, as compared to 1.2 cm per hour in the first pregnancy. However, if the first time you had a C-section, then the second time the labor phase will not be reduced.
The uterine contractions that mothers experience for the first few days after birth may be more severe this time. These uterine contractions are actually signs that your uterus is returning to its pre-pregnancy state. But the pains associated with it may be so severe that you may feel the need of medications.
Emotional Adjustments For Yourself And Your Family:
The second time pregnant mothers often do not stay as much preoccupied with their pregnancy as they did the first time. They have to look after their first-born, who might very well be an active toddler or a pre-schooler. Also, being more experienced, they tend to be less anxious. But sometimes they may think that they are not taking as much care of the unborn baby as they should and feel guilty. Rest assured, in the second pregnancy, requisite frequency of natal checkups is less than the first one. Also, you will have ample opportunity to care for the new baby after its birth.
Guilt pangs may also arise from inability to spend as much time with your first kid and husband as you used to before the second pregnancy. You may fell that you are neglecting our older child. Relax; consider this as an opportunity for them to learn to take care of them.
You might worry about the right time to tell your first child about your second pregnancy. It is advisable to tell them as soon as possible, to give them sufficient time to adjust to the idea. Try and spend quality time with them, involve them in your planning for the newborn. Assure them that they are not becoming any less important to you because the second baby is on its way. Make them feel that you are relying upon them to take care of their baby sibling. If they are to be shifted to another room or to another bed, do not wait till your delivery time, they might feel replaced. Also, consider making them a part of the delivery by keeping them in the waiting room at childbirth.
Complications That Might Arise
Weight gain between pregnancies increases the risks of complications for both the mother and the second baby. Studies show that the gain of even 3 to 6 kilos can lead to high blood pressure and pregnancy-diabetes. The gain of 9 kilos can cause toxemia, pre-eclampsia, or even still-birth.
Pre-eclampsia is more likely if the first baby was premature or smaller than normal, or the mother has diabetes or chronic high blood pressure. The symptoms of pre-eclampsia are pregnancy induced hypertension, protein in urine and excessive fluid retention. This can restrict blood flow to placenta in severe cases. The longer the gap between pregnancies, the higher the risk of these problems.
Rh-disease erythroblastosis fetalis is also another high-risk factor during the second pregnancy. This occurs when the mother is Rh?- while the fetus is Rh+ in the first pregnancy. Some red blood cells from the fetus may enter the mother’s bloodstream at the time of delivery. These activate Rh-specific antibodies, which persist within the mother’s blood. In a subsequent pregnancy, these anti Rh antibodies can cross the placenta and damage the blood cells of the fetus, with fatal consequences. This can be prevented by injection of Rhogam into the mother’s body after the birth of the first child. These destroy any fetal red blood cells that enter the bloodstream of the mother, and prevent formation of anti-Rh antibodies.
So all you second-time moms, hope your first experience makes you less anxious than before. You are now better aware of the diets you need to follow, the exercises you need to do in order to ensure that you experience a risk-free second pregnancy. Consult your OB, try and stay updated about any new tests or medications that may have been introduced. Consider joining a Lamaze class again, now that you may have forgotten much of the exercise routine. Discussing your experiences with other second-time mothers in your friend circle will further ease your tensions. So sit back, relax, enjoy your motherhood, and welcome the new baby in this earth cheerfully.
Posted by Apurva Shree
About the Author:
Apurva Shree is an expert who writes on issues related to pregnancy, types of pregnancy and niche subjects such as second pregnancy. Read more articles by this author on pregnancy-period
Question from Mommy to Stephanie and Scott
I’m currently 11 weeks pregnant with my first and I still don’t have a bump yet although I recently saw a doctor and I saw the ultrasound of my baby and I asked when does the bump start to show and he said that I might show it soon? How many weeks of pregnancy does your stomach start to show a bump?
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I’m currently 11 weeks pregnant with my first and I still don’t have a bump yet although I recently saw a doctor and I saw the ultrasound of my baby and I asked when does the bump start to show and he said that I might show it soon? How many weeks of pregnancy does your stomach start to show a bump?
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Question from mb
I am 6 weeks and not showing at all. I am just curious when people’s baby bump appeared during the 2nd pregnancy. I just want to know how long I will be able to keep my lil’ secret.
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I am 6 weeks and not showing at all. I am just curious when people’s baby bump appeared during the 2nd pregnancy. I just want to know how long I will be able to keep my lil’ secret.
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