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Belly button

Hi ladies,  just wondering if it's just my belly button that hasn't popped out yet,  I'm 26 weeks will it pop or no
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9309185 tn?1420228764
Mine popped out it doesn't hurt sometimes the baby pokes it and I can feel his bone or something. It just make ppl wasn't too touch it all the time which can be annoying.
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Mine came out at 23 weeks not it's completely out. I hope it goes back to normal after I give birth lol. But not every women's belly pops out. Every pregnancy is different.
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9267525 tn?1410816471
Mine didn't start until after 30 weeks.
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11280340 tn?1416818620
33 weeks and mines kinda popping out.... not quite sure if it's going to fully pop out lol, but no not every bodies belly button will pop out
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Mine didn't start popping until I was 33 or 34 weeks and mine doesn't hurt it looks funny but I can't feel any pain because of it.
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Mine popped and I'm only 26 weeks lol it looks so funny now :p
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I had a very deep innie before getting pregnant. I'm 35w and my belly button is now completely flat. I'm hoping it doesn't pop out lol
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Mine is starting to come out im 21 weeks
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Yeah lucky I jus don't like the way my look bt it didn't hurt
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I'm 40 weeks + 1 day and I still have my belly button ! L not everyone's pops out ! I wouldn't complain if it doesn't, everyone I know who's has said it hurts ! So we're lucky ones
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