Jan 062013
 

I thought that I would give you a bump update. (You can read about my initial concerns here.) Things are now much worse in that department! I am no longer asked if I am pregnant, I am simply congratulated or referred to as ‘the pregnant one’!

What I find strange is the shape and feel of my bump. It doesn’t feel like a few extra pounds. It’s solid! I used to put it down to bloating as in a morning it was much smaller than it was in the evening. Now I wake up with a bump!

Luckily I have a new best friend. It is someone that came into my life just after I had Bob. Although I have always appreciated her I never realised her value! She made an appearance at weddings and rare nights out but I have now realised that she may hold the answer to my problem.

I am talking about my pants. My giant Bridget Jones style pants! They go from my thighs to my bra and they manage to keep my unbaby bump in check. I am seriously considering investing in 7 pairs so that I never have to go without! One small problem! I can’t breath when I’m wearing them!

Do any of you have an unbaby bump? If so, what are your solutions? (Apart from putting down the chocolate!)

 Posted by Charlotte on January 6, 2013 Being a Mother  Add comments

  4 Responses to “My New Best Friend!”

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    I have ‘the bump’ had it ever since I had my first!! People think I am pregnant, I’m not!! My 2 babies have never been in my tummy they hang on top. Apperently I have no room so they would strech my skin to fit wich meant my tummy muscle’s got sooooo streched!! I am ok in the morning but food goes in and…. So I do understand you!!!

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  2.  

    i too have Bridgette pants and also have the same problem! (isn’t breathing overrated?) If i am honest i am now past caring about my unbaby bump! 🙂

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    After four children I have totally given up trying to lose my bump, but it may be worth checking it out with a doctor if it is solid as my mum had a solid bump for years and it turned out to be a hernia!

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