So I wasn’t going to publish this as I though it was just a hormonal rant but after seeing a post by Soulfullyaisling I thought why not?

Does my bump look big in this? Is a question my husband is often faced with along with the classic ‘do I look fat or pregnant today?’ I’m unsure if I ever get an actual answer but usually I’m left with a settling enough response.
But more than once I have been left more than a little hurt and upset, now I may not have shed actual tears in public but definitely in the privacy of my own company I have gotten upset again or cried over the amount of people that have commented on the size of my bump. I’m asked ‘are you sure it’s just one baby in there?’ Or ‘O you’re definitely going to have a BIG baby’ or any variation of these numerous times, taking away the pride I had originally felt when I noticed my growing bump.
I already know my bump is bigger than some, I have been comparing it from the minute I see anyone else’s either online or in person.
The first time I noticed my stretch marks I felt both happy and sad, it was a weird mixture of feeling pride that I was growing a little miracle inside and feeling upset at my changing body shape, knowing I was now marked in some way or other for life.
This has all left me wondering , When did it become ok to comment so freely about the size of someone’s belly? You wouldn’t comment on a non pregnant ladies belly would you? Or on our body size after baby is born? We have enough going through our heads worrying if we’re doing everything right never mind if our bump is too big or too small? We hear and see so much now about being body positive and celebrating our body shape, Shouldn’t we be bump positive as well as body positive?
xoxo OfficialJudeMitch
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and Papas, Kings & Tony Kealy’s to name a few! as well as trailing online reviews and blogs! and asking copious amounts of new and experienced mums. It was settled! We finally went for the iCandy Peach Nectar. It ticked all the boxes and loads more we had never even thought about. It folds up nice and compact, the cary cot is safe for overnight sleeping and its relatively easy to convert to a pram (well it looked it when I was shown how to) One thing I would say though almost every single shop we were in mentioned the compatibility of said pram with certain car seats for doubling up for the next one (more than once). So get ready fo that. It made me break out in a sweat every time.









