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This is because the womb (and baby inside the womb) is putting pressure on the mothers abdomen. This pressure causes organs and the belly button as well to push forward causing the belly button to temporarily be an "outtie". Think of it like blowing up a balloon. When the balloon is completely full of air, the tip of it has a little "bump" on it because of the air pressure inside the balloon pushing it out.
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