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I'm only 15 weeks but I have experienced that. Somedays I need the maternity clothes, other days my bigger sized normal clothes work fine. I think alot of it has to do with being ga__sy and the size of my bladder. Some days I feel hard and round and tight and other days I feel soft and flabby and not round at all. It is weird. I've had 2 us though and all is well. I'm blaming it on gas! :)
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I believe gravity has lots to do with feeling bigger at night. After gravity pulling down on your stomach all day and your muscles getting tired....the belly protrudes more than it did in the morning when the muscles were rested and gravity was pulling your stomach toward your back or side. I'm an RN and work 12 hr shifts. I feel like I'm 2 months farther along when I finish my shift then when I start it!
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Yes! I am relieved to know that I am not the only one that feels like this. In the mornings I feel flabby, but at night I feel my stomach round and bloated, the pregnancy look. I am 19 weeks...
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I am proud others feel like this. In the mornings the only thing (other that knowing in my mind) that makes me feel pregnant is the morning sickness, but by the afternoon I feel very much pregnant and look it. I am 17 weeks and 3 days pregnant with my first.
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This post just made me feel very happy! I thought I was the only one, and was wondering myself if it was normal to have a small belly in the morning and a pregnant one at night! I am 14 weeks, and only I can notice that I am pregnant. I havent had any morning sickness either!!! I hope it stays that way!
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hi im 16 weeks an my tummy is the same. no bump but its goten a little bigger an feels fuller.
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