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And if at some point you decide to have another baby, Anne tells us that it might not be as easy to hide... With subsequent babies women often start to show earlier, around nine weeks - because the muscles have been stretched before..
When Do You Start Showing Pregnancy? The answer to the question actually depends on the growth of the uterus. Most women notice the baby bump between 12 and 16 weeks of pregnancy. This is because the 12-week uterus has stretched up and above the bones in the pelvis.