A MOTHER-TO-BE left women “scared of getting pregnant” after showing off her huge baby bump.
Carla took to her TikTok page to share a video of herself wearing a brown top and matching low-waisted skirt.
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The ensemble drew attention to Carla’s huge belly, which she held while dancing.
At the rubricCarla revealed that she is only “34 weeks” pregnant.
“34 weeks or 34 years!?” one person commented on the clip.
“Tell me you’re going to have quintuplets?” another added.
To which someone else said: “She’s having twins.”
“What twin children?” another responded.
“Mommy, you win, please rest!” someone commented.
While others admitted that the video actually stopped them from getting pregnant.
“Am I the only one scared of getting pregnant????” one asked.
“This cured me of baby fever,” added another.
“Okay, I’m not going to get pregnant – I changed my mind!” a third insisted.
“Yeah… I think I’m going to adopt a baby,” someone else wrote.
“I don’t want to be in this situation frrrrr,” commented another.
“Still want one?” someone else added, tagging their friend.
In another TikTok video, Carla revealed that her twins are due on July 9th.
She also said the pair – a boy and a girl – will be named Kail and Kyanis.
How does the number of women change after giving birth?
TO SAY that the body changes during pregnancy and birth is an understatement.
Over the nine months it takes the body to bring a baby into the world, it goes through enormous physical changes.
Considering how different the body looks during pregnancy, it’s not surprising that there are some lasting changes.
And in some ways that never happens, said Dr Rachel Ward, GP at Woodlands Medical Centre, Derby.
1. Wider rib cage and hips
“During pregnancy, to accommodate the baby’s growth and prepare for birth, our body produces a hormone called relaxin,” she explained.
Relaxin works by increasing flexibility and movement in joints and ligaments.
“Many women find that after pregnancy the shape of their pelvis and rib cage remains different,” says Dr. Rachel.
It’s common to need a different bra size due to a change in chest circumference, the expert said.
“This is a reminder of the changes your body has made to accommodate your baby and there is no reason to worry,” she added.
2. Change in skin color
During pregnancy, most women experience changes in their skin as it stretches to accommodate their belly and enlarging breasts.
“It is not uncommon to develop stretch marks.
“While they often fade over time and become a pale, bright color, depending on your skin tone, they will not disappear completely,” says Dr. Rachel.
“Some people don’t like the look of stretch marks, but they are an incredibly common change that we see in many people,” she added.
3. A change in breast shape
Breasts increase in size during pregnancy as breast tissue prepares to produce milk.
And soon after birth they will start producing milk and become swollen, Dr. Ward explained.
“Whether you decide to breastfeed or not, the shape, size and appearance of your breasts will likely be different after pregnancy compared to before,” she added.
“This is not a problem, but it is important that we learn what the new normal is for our breasts so that we can keep an eye on our breasts and detect changes that could be cancer.”
People also reacted to trolls who marveled at the size of Carla’s belly, with one writing: “Didn’t you read the caption?
“She’s going to have twins, it will be so easy to judge.
“Look at the search and if you can’t read it, translate!
“She looks beautiful, people can be so rude!”
Carla has been keeping her fans updated on social media throughout her pregnancy.
She has also shared size comparisons between babies in the womb and various vegetables.
And at 30 weeks, they were the same size as “two heads of cauliflower”.
Now she is 34 weeks, each baby is about the size of a cantaloupe.
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