I can't believe the bulge in my lower tummy at just 14 weeks of pregnancy. Is this normal. I can't get my pants snapped and have bought large baby doll tops to wear over them so I can wear them open. This is my first baby, although I did have a miscarriage at 12 weeks last year. I am trim and average size--5'6'', 135 pounds, size 7--and a healthy eater.
I am worried it could be fat. My first trimester I was so nauseated that I gave up exercising almost completely and forced myself to keep a moderate amount of food in my belly. Even though I had no appetite, I wonder if I ended up eating more than usual since I was trying to space food intake out over the entire day, and I wasn't used to this eating plan. Also, before pregancy, I didn't eat many grains and starches, but I started to after pregnancy because I wanted to make sure I got proper nutrients. Anyways how do you tell if it's fat or baby? At 11 weeks, when I went to the doc., my weight was still at pre-pregnancy level. I don't have a scale and haven't weighed myself since then, but I feel I must have put on 10 pounds since. Is it normal to be popping out at 14 weeks? If I keep this up, I am going to be enormous by the end of it all.
Manmohini
I am worried it could be fat. My first trimester I was so nauseated that I gave up exercising almost completely and forced myself to keep a moderate amount of food in my belly. Even though I had no appetite, I wonder if I ended up eating more than usual since I was trying to space food intake out over the entire day, and I wasn't used to this eating plan. Also, before pregancy, I didn't eat many grains and starches, but I started to after pregnancy because I wanted to make sure I got proper nutrients. Anyways how do you tell if it's fat or baby? At 11 weeks, when I went to the doc., my weight was still at pre-pregnancy level. I don't have a scale and haven't weighed myself since then, but I feel I must have put on 10 pounds since. Is it normal to be popping out at 14 weeks? If I keep this up, I am going to be enormous by the end of it all.
Manmohini