Need some advice

I'm 7 weeks pregnant with my third pregnancy. My belly is quite high and has popped out quite a bit. We also have twins in the family and my mom thinks I look further along than 7 weeks. My belly feels hard above the belly button but not below the belly button. I haven't experienced this with either of my other 2 pregnancies. I have also heard your belly gets bigger faster the more pregnancies that you have. Is this normal? Has anyone else experienced this? Would love to hear your story.

Me to

I am at the begining of week 7 of my 3rd pregnancy and I can feel my uterous already.I'm also allready having round ligament pain and soreness.I have already gained 4 to 5 lbs. I could eat all day,and my breast are so sore.I'm a twin so I think the chances are high.Do you just have a feeling the're two?My intuition was right on when telling people my girl were girls before the dr told us.

I too had a similar situation

I am also expecting twins at 24 weeks and 2 days now . But i do recall that when I was only 6 weeks pregnant, my belly was already showing it was expanding, i felt too too tired, walking a short distance I would pant like I had run a marathon, I would feel like eating all the time but when I would taste it I would loose apatite. so every condition was extreem compared to my previous pregnancies. I thought my belly was growing faster because i had had 2 miscarriaged in less than the past 6 months and had also delivered 8 months before thatese MCs. It was when I went for my first ultra sound at 10 weeks 4 days I was told that i was expecting twins and the heart beats were seen that I could confirm I was expecting twins.
So you could also be expecting twins. just go for an ultrasound.
Good Luck dear

I thought this might help you...

Babies usually like water and in small amounts, water is fine. Do not youre your young child juice until your doctor says you may start to supplement his diet.

Juices can be hard on a childs digestive tract and may cause allergic reactions. While you may think that a diet of breast milk or formula is boring, it is all your baby needs for the first few months.

Do not feed your young baby anything with honey and corn syrup. These products can contain high bacteria content and your child may be at risk for botulism.

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