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March 2012 Growing Bumps!, Post pics of your beautiful growing bump!

tess_d View Member Profile	08/10/2011, 08:46 PM Post #1
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I said about three weeks ago that I'd start this thread.. better late than never! 16 weeks... Almost 18 weeks...

mrs maple View Member Profile	08/10/2011, 08:52 PM Post #2
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you look very good tess im ahead of you with 5 days (or so they say) but its my third. dont know how to post photos, soon as i figure this out im in

tess_d View Member Profile	09/10/2011, 06:12 AM Post #3
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Thank you MrsMaple! I am loving being pregnant - even with a pinched nerve in my back! For help adding photos to a post, click here > Adding photos to posts Or let me know if you need some help, I am more than happy to

YummyMummyMel View Member Profile	09/10/2011, 07:48 AM Post #4
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pregnancy defintely agrees with you Tess You look gorgeous .. I, on the other hand handle pregnancy like being stung by a swarm of wasps and just swell at the word of pregnancy I will take a new photo later today and post it

BrindleGirl View Member Profile	09/10/2011, 07:42 PM Post #5
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"A mother's children are portraits of herself."
I agree Tess you look fabulous!! I think its time I start taking bump pics, I sure as heck have a good bump happening this time, however it is my 3rd baby. Is it your first Tess? Yummymummymel - Do you have girls? I've heard (probably wives tale lol) that you swell more with girls) *edited to add * have noticed your sigs ladies and I see that it is your first Tess, congrats and Mel, you have two girls and a boy. Did you swell as much with your boy? This post has been edited by BrindleGirl: 09/10/2011, 07:44 PM

nayjay View Member Profile	10/10/2011, 09:41 AM Post #6
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Wow! Tess, you are absolutely gorgeous! I have bump envy! This is my 18 week bump. My daughter took it this morning. If my hands aren't there I don't really look pregnant...yet. 18 week bump ETA: 16 week bump This post has been edited by nayjay: 10/10/2011, 09:46 AM

YummyMummyMel View Member Profile	10/10/2011, 12:28 PM Post #7
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BrindleGirl - I swelled with my son too, it's the way my body handles pregnancy and I hate it. I look huge Then you get the strangers thinking they are telling you something that you didn't already know when they find out how how far I actually am and reply with "oh your huge, are you sure there's only one or your dates are out?" you know the normal stuff that sometimes you want to slap people in the face for but you just smile and nod .. like need the extra kick about my size nayjay - so sute <3 Anyways here I am, taken just this morning,

BrindleGirl View Member Profile	10/10/2011, 08:38 PM Post #8
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"A mother's children are portraits of herself."
Yummymummymel - You belly is similar to mine and I bet when you lay down it isn't as big? Well mine isn't when I lay but standing its as though I push everything up and appear 'bigger' and 'bloated'. I must start taking photos!! nayjay - I can see a bump!!! There is a huge difference in the two weeks as well, you had nothing at 16 weeks and I bet at 20 weeks your bump will be even more prominent

Fez83 View Member Profile	12/10/2011, 05:16 AM Post #9
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Here I am @ 16+5 I wasn't even this big when I had DD1 at 36 weeks

YummyMummyMel View Member Profile	12/10/2011, 08:09 AM Post #10
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BrindleGirl .. I'm not a whole lot smaller when I lay down but a bit. It's fairly hard and round when I'm up and ^ that photo I'm even 'holding it in' lol

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