How many weeks pregnant will your stomach be big?
1 Generally speaking, in the first two months of pregnancy, the stomach is not obvious, and it gradually becomes bigger after 3-4 months of pregnancy. Different expectant mothers will also have differences due to many factors such as physical fitness and diet.
2, pregnant women in the first three months of pregnancy, abdominal protrusion is not obvious, on the one hand, because the fetus is not fully developed, on the other hand, because pregnant women's various pregnancy reactions are relatively strong, leading to physical weakness, loss of appetite, loss of appetite, and belly enlargement is naturally not obvious. By the fourth month of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's stomach began to get bigger, with a uterine height of 16~20.5cm and an abdominal circumference of 76~89cm. Until delivery, the height of uterus reaches 32.0-38.5cm and the abdominal circumference is 89- 100 cm.
Generally speaking, in the fourth month of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's abdomen begins to enlarge. However, some pregnant women feel that their stomachs are getting bigger when they are 1 month or even 20 days pregnant. Is this normal? In fact, the embryo has been implanted in the uterus for more than 20 days, which is a little bit as big as soybean sprouts, and will not lead to an increase in the stomach.
What prospective dads are afraid of.
Fear of "the third party"
The arrival of children is a happy thing, but it may also bring a new trouble to men, that is, they are worried that their wives love their children too much and are indifferent to themselves, and all this is not a problem before the arrival of children. In fact, some women do put their love for children above all feelings after having children, and sometimes even exclude the intimate relationship between husband and wife.
Not only that, sometimes the wife will become a "third party" between herself and her children. After giving birth to a baby, some women seem to be goalkeepers. Only when she is present can her husband be given a chance to get close to the baby. In fact, for children, both parents are indispensable, and each of them will bring strength to the children. Generally speaking, children's safety, comfort and warmth usually depend on their mothers, and through their fathers, children will have the opportunity to see a fresh world and feel a kind of strength and confidence. These qualities can only come from one parent, not a single parent. But unfortunately, many couples are not fully aware of this.
Fear of lack of "production" knowledge
Most men have no confidence in their wives' work. It is observed that while waiting for his wife to give birth, some men will be impatient, some will be embarrassed, and some will be slightly shy. Especially when gynecologists inject drugs into their wives or ask prospective fathers whether to induce labor, they will feel very scared. To this end, experts suggest that prospective fathers may wish to learn relevant knowledge before their wives give birth, which is very helpful to eliminate his fear at the scene.