That is actually not my tummy. Mine is not that pretty.
You can see the baby move, and you can see the relative size of what part is moving, but I have a little too much padding for you to be able to see anything that distinct.
It's also been suggested to my that in most cases it would be hard to see anything that distinct until after the water has broken, but I cannot be certain on that one. I'm sure my midwife would know.
But yeah, if you're ever over late in the evening, you can definitely watch my belly dance. It's less predictable earlier in the day. Unless of course you rest a book on my belly (like I tend to do at night when I'm reading), in which case you're almost certain to get little person to try to move out of the way.
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Date: 2007-09-11 01:44 am (UTC)You can see the baby move, and you can see the relative size of what part is moving, but I have a little too much padding for you to be able to see anything that distinct.
It's also been suggested to my that in most cases it would be hard to see anything that distinct until after the water has broken, but I cannot be certain on that one. I'm sure my midwife would know.
But yeah, if you're ever over late in the evening, you can definitely watch my belly dance. It's less predictable earlier in the day. Unless of course you rest a book on my belly (like I tend to do at night when I'm reading), in which case you're almost certain to get little person to try to move out of the way.