Picture of pregnant woman with the biggest belly

Before babies are born, they all learn about the world in their mother's belly. As the mother's belly becomes more and more bulging, the baby grows up day by day. However, mothers' bellies are also different. Some have fat bellies, and some have small bellies. Mothers with small bellies are more likely to worry about their baby's language development delay, while mothers with fat bellies are not so worried. So what's the matter with the larger bellies among pregnant women?

What causes a pregnant woman to have a bigger belly?

Generally speaking, the size of a pregnant woman's abdomen depends on the size of the child. If she is pregnant with twins or multiple babies, her abdomen will definitely be much larger than that of a single pregnancy. Pregnant women with larger abdomens can go to the hospital for a check-up to see if they are carrying twins or multiple babies.

There is also a saying that a big belly during pregnancy is due to a big fetus. Indeed, this is also a factor that affects the size of a pregnant woman's abdomen. If the pregnant mother has sufficient nutrition, the fetus absorbs more nutrients from the pregnant mother and grows faster, the pregnant mother's belly will be bigger. On the contrary, if the pregnant mother is malnourished and the fetus's language development is delayed, the pregnant woman's belly will be smaller than the current period.

The size of your pregnant belly is also related to many factors

1. Related to the amniotic fluid of pregnant women. If a pregnant mother has more amniotic fluid in her belly, her abdomen will naturally look very big. On the contrary, if there is less amniotic fluid, the abdomen will appear smaller.

2. Related to abdominal fat: If the pregnant mother herself is plump and has a lot of abdominal fat, her abdomen will naturally be fatter than that of a weak pregnant mother. But some mothers are not big, so their abdomen looks bigger.

3. Related to the pelvis: If the pregnant mother's pelvis is wide, the abdomen will not look particularly large; if the pelvis is narrow, the abdomen will protrude forward and appear particularly large.

4. Related to the uterus: If the pregnant mother has the front wall of the uterus, it is anterior pregnancy, with a fat and obvious belly; on the contrary, if it is located on the back wall of the uterus, it is posterior pregnancy, with a small belly.