First of all, if this is something that you are really worrying about then you should relax. As you will have probably been told at some point in your life, all women are different and unique, and this means that their bodies differ in certain ways. Therefore at the time of pregnancy, all women's bodies will grow and develop at different rates.
An alarming growth of your belly is definitely nothing to worry about during pregnancy as it simply means that your stomach is expanding to make the necessary space to accommodate a growing human child. Your stomach will grow in proportion to your original size and how much room will be needed for your baby to grow.
The growth of the belly also depends on a number of different factors such as your original body size and the foetus' size as mentioned before, the foetus' growth rate i.e. If your baby is growing quite fast then your stomach will get bigger more quickly and even your body's individual adaptations to the hormone changes that occur inside your body. All of these factors are different in each individual women, so there is no need for alarm if you believe your stomach is bigger or smaller than it should be.
At ten weeks inside the womb, your baby is growing fast. If you could take a peek inside your belly, you would notice that your baby has individual fingers with tiny little fingernails just beginning to make themselves visible. Your baby's hair would also be just beginning to grow. All of his vital organs including kidneys, liver, intestines and brain are developing quickly. From the crown of his head to rump, your baby will measure approximately 1 _ inch. Over the next couple of weeks, your baby will just about double in size, making them about three inches long.
There should not be anything to worry about at ten weeks but if you still feel that your belly is either too big or too small for where you are in your pregnancy, then you should make an appointment to see your doctor or gynaecologist as they will be able to check you out and reassure you.
An alarming growth of your belly is definitely nothing to worry about during pregnancy as it simply means that your stomach is expanding to make the necessary space to accommodate a growing human child. Your stomach will grow in proportion to your original size and how much room will be needed for your baby to grow.
The growth of the belly also depends on a number of different factors such as your original body size and the foetus' size as mentioned before, the foetus' growth rate i.e. If your baby is growing quite fast then your stomach will get bigger more quickly and even your body's individual adaptations to the hormone changes that occur inside your body. All of these factors are different in each individual women, so there is no need for alarm if you believe your stomach is bigger or smaller than it should be.
At ten weeks inside the womb, your baby is growing fast. If you could take a peek inside your belly, you would notice that your baby has individual fingers with tiny little fingernails just beginning to make themselves visible. Your baby's hair would also be just beginning to grow. All of his vital organs including kidneys, liver, intestines and brain are developing quickly. From the crown of his head to rump, your baby will measure approximately 1 _ inch. Over the next couple of weeks, your baby will just about double in size, making them about three inches long.
There should not be anything to worry about at ten weeks but if you still feel that your belly is either too big or too small for where you are in your pregnancy, then you should make an appointment to see your doctor or gynaecologist as they will be able to check you out and reassure you.
