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5049711 tn?1364572195

Belly button...

I just got out of the shower and as I was putting coco butter on my belly I noticed that my belly button has, sorta.... Disappeared lol. I have no idea how to explain it. My belly button didnt "pop" it's always been an "innie" but now it's just a small little hole, or a divot where my belly button use to be...

Seems so odd explaining it but has this happened to anyone else?
Have to loveee pregnancy and all the things that come with it ❤
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Mine went flat too. I never had an "outie" even with my 1st child it just goes flat...lol
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5221747 tn?1365396245
I'm 37 weeks tomorrow and mine hasn't "popped" either lol. I was super skinny before my pregnancy and had an innie. now i just kinda don't have one lol
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5049711 tn?1364572195
Lol thank goodness I'm not the only one! And I was just gonna ask about it going back to normal or not, I'm glad it does. Don't know why, but I've always liked my belly button (yea I know, it's weird lol)
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Mine stayed an innie it did stretch out flat but when I had my boys it went back in.
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Yes mine is actually the same n i wish my belly button would decide if it wants to be an innie or an outtie lol
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5619891 tn?1374697604
Yeah mine went flat and even with the rest of my tummy and now it's working on being an outtie. Slowest belly button pop in the world I think lol
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