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dominicsmom
dominicsmom | February 2007
   

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just a small question

i honestly cant remember this from my first pregnancy, but when do your boobs normally get bigger?

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bubba76
5.00 (Excellent) | February 2007 | bubba76
just a small question
Mine through all my pregnancy never got big until after l gave birth around 2 - 3 dyas later. then they where small again by a weeks time as l could not breast feed.


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Marguerite
3.00 (Average) | February 2007 | Marguerite
just a small question
The second pregnancy is normal for your breasts not to get as big as they did in the first or as early or as obvious.  For me, it's been gradual. 


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madchanny
3.00 (Average) | February 2007 | madchanny
just a small question
my boobs didn't reall get bigger during pregnancy but my chest did so i wtill had to buy bras,
my boobs got bigger bout 2 days after i gave birth, and they hurt so bad

xx channy


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      dominicsmom
February 2007 | dominicsmom
sorry
i missed out one bit, i might be pregnant, cos my boobs look bigger. i just wanted to know if you get bigger boobs at the begining of the pregnancy


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           i2cute4words
February 2007 | i2cute4words
sorry
not usually... depends on your hormones... but if they do get bigger, it could be anything, not a true sign of pregnancy.


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