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This all depends on your build and how much you are eating. Someone with a thinner build can show in as little as 3 months they will have a small "pouch" Someone with a larger build may not show all the way up to 6 months.
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The first couple of months are very important in the development of the baby so whatever you do make sure you eat healthy and under no circumstances keep your eating at a lower level because you "don't want to show." Congratulations for your blessing.
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