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The Button is Officially on Its Way Out!

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Now, I have known a lot of people who have had babies, as I’m sure most people do – for it is how we all got here right? So I of course new that the belly button eventually pops out, IE: goes from an innie to an outie. Although I know I am not the exception to the rule, I did not think it would happen for another few months. Now don’t get me wrong, it is not quite there, but it is extremely shallow and only getting shallower by the day. I wish it was something that was appropriate to show to the world because it makes both myself and Jeff crack up at least once everyday. We also both seem to have an obsession with touching it; it feels so funny. I wish everyone could feel it, however that is slightly awkward. But honestly, isn’t this supposed to happen like during the 7th or 8th month and not the 3rd or 4th? Who really knows because everyone is different, especially when it comes to pregnancy; but at least bring a smile to our faces.

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heather said…
You crack me up!!! I love it!! Hopefully you can continue to find humor in changes your body will go through as you get closer and closer to meeting your little one! Being able to laugh about it makes it so much easier ... :)
October 15, 2008 at 7:03 PM
~Aimee~ said…
Hahaha. Mine got shallow but never popped out! I have a pretty cavernous navel, though. :-P
October 16, 2008 at 12:45 PM
Stephanie said…
My belly button started popping out in the 5th month or so...but it didn't make it's way all the way out until closer to 7 months. It was so funny when mine popped...Adam and I always laughed about it! You'll get so use to it out, that it will feel weird once it goes back in after the baby arrives!
October 19, 2008 at 8:28 PM
HeyJoe said…
Mine has popped, but I think it's from too much pizza.
October 21, 2008 at 4:21 PM
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