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According to symptomsonline.org "The changes in your areolas usually occur around six to eight weeks into your pregnancy. Don't be alarmed if you notice this change before or after this time period because each person responds to their hormone shifts differently." Mine got darker around 4 or 5 weeks though. I hope this helps a little.
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