Your 10 weeks pregnant belly is probably just starting to show. That’s because your baby is continuing their rapid growth and so your tummy has started to develop some extra curve.

Can you have a baby bump at 10 weeks? The 10-week mark is often the time in pregnancy when a baby bump is first noticeable—at least to an expecting mom. Expansion of the uterus, muscles and ligaments to accommodate a growing baby are all part of the growing bump.

Bloating. The pregnancy hormone progesterone can cause your tummy to feel full, rounded and bloated. If you’re feeling swollen in this area, there’s a possibility you could be pregnant.

Your 10 weeks pregnant belly is probably just starting to show. That’s because your baby is continuing their rapid growth and so your tummy has started to develop some extra curve.

Bloating. At 10 weeks some women might start to see the beginnings of a baby bump, but your clothes may also be feeling snug due to bloating. The increased progesterone levels cause the muscles in your womb to relax and expand. However, this also loosens the muscles in your digestive tract.

Constant salivation, heavier vaginal discharge, and bleeding gums are among the unexpected pregnancy symptoms you may be having. 10 weeks is how many months? You’re in your third month!

Nausea and vomiting are pretty common at 10 weeks pregnant. The good news is, they’ll likely subside soon after you hit the second trimester. Mood swings. Changes in your hormones may be to blame for a roller coaster of emotions. Fatigue. You’re zapped.

You still might not look pregnant to people you meet, but you might need some pants with a stretchy waistband and some loose-fitting tops right around 10 weeks pregnant. Many doctors recommend gaining about one to five pounds during the first trimester for pregnant women of normal BMI.