Pregnant Belly Celebration
January 18th, 2008 Posted in cool schtuff, fyi
If you’re expecting photos of a proud and plump Angelina Jolie or Katie Holmes in this gallery, you are sadly mistaken, Mister. This is a wonderful collection of expectant moms around the world showing off their pride and joy. Check it out, there are some really great snaps in there.
(Via PregnantBellyGallery.Com)
January 18th, 2008 at 6:55 am
Whoa that picture kind of freaked me out when I first saw it!
I think my finacee would enjoy that website. Hopefully we can get her belly included in their gallery. Thanks for the link!
March 9th, 2009 at 2:15 pm
OMG this is freaky but oh so special. I am 18 weeks right now and im very excited. Congrats!!!
May 7th, 2009 at 9:34 am
Wow that is soooo cool and cute i just found out im pregnant and im only 17 and dont kno what to do>>>
June 4th, 2009 at 5:29 pm
thats soooo wonderful. to the person above me. im 19 im pregnant also. im actually married tho. but dont worry dont let ppl make u feel like your wrong. be happy a baby is beautiful. youll make it thru
July 28th, 2009 at 12:28 pm
Omg that is soooo cute the little foot omg to cute
August 22nd, 2009 at 8:31 pm
Casey,
Being pregnant for the first time can be very scary but you don’t have to go it alone. there are many options available and many people to help you go through it. The first thing you should do is see an Obstetrician. If you don’t have adequate health insurance don’t worry there are programs available that can help. Spend time around supportive people be they family members are otherwise. If the babies father is in your life then let him help anyway he can. Being 17 you haven’t had much time to prepare for the cost of the baby so you might need financial help. Again there are programs that can help.
Talk to your Obstetrician about all your concerns and fears. She is a trained professional and will be able to direct you towards the people that can help you. Finally It is important to remember that you and your baby will need a stable life until he or she grows into an adult. Do not postpone your dreams of getting a well paying career. Many young women balance being a mother with going to University in order to better their lives. You can do it Casey. Don’t allow your self to be stressed or frustrated. This is just one part of your life. If you ask a lot of questions and seek out a lot of help you will learn a lot about how to get through this and you will be all the better for it. Good luck Casey and keep your chin up girl!
By the way that picture looks photoshopped!
November 22nd, 2009 at 1:17 pm
To the two teenagers above… You should be scared to death that you are so young and pregnant…!! This isn’t 16 and pregnant you are not going to be rich and famous because you are a teenager that got knocked u by a guy you probably don’t know that well and that you won’t be with forever!! YOu shouldn’t be excited you should be scared that now you have to struggle the rest of your life and take care of a child that will end up being neglected because you will be working and going to school the first 10 years of his life!!! That is if you decide to wake up and smell the coffee and try to even get a job or you can just ride the welfare wave like all the other single promiscuous moms of the US!! GOOD LUCK you are going to need it!!
December 7th, 2009 at 6:18 am
to jodie,
I am 14 and i had my baby when i was 12 about to turn 13. I was raped though. But to the teenagers that you are talking about, they should be scared but not to death.
(to the teenagers) its okay to be scared, but dont worry it is going to be ok, just make sure you have a good doctor and support group. best wishes to yall and your baby.
January 5th, 2010 at 4:09 pm
This is to Jodie,
Jodie it sounds like you got the short end of the stick. Not everyone who gets pregnant is promiscuous, I was safe, on birth control, used condoms everytime. I am 20 yrs old almost 21. I just found out I am pregnant. I have been with the same guy for 3 years now. The condom broke, and my birth control failed. Things happen. Everything happens for a reason.I am scared but excited at the same time. I am not in the best place to have a baby right now. My bf works, I don’t. I don’t got to school either. but if I want to keep this child instead of adoption I have to get my act together. I have 8 more months to do it. If not adoption. Everyone has their choice to make. and instead of being so rude on negative you could be a little more understanding. If everyone waited to have kids till they were ready life could be easier yes. but then there would be no kids for adoption for the couples who have problems conceiving or being able to carry. Life has its ways and its ups and downs. We make what we can with it. But for you to be so rude and cold to people you don’t even know is just sad. Didn’t your mom ever tell you if you don’t have anything nice to say to not say it at all? Or maybe you had a bad mom and thats why you are so rude? I don’t know but either way you need to think more before you are so rude to people!
January 28th, 2010 at 12:30 pm
i think that was so cool because you can just see the babys print thats a picture for a life time. iam also prego iam 6 months almost 7 and 19 and happily married.
February 10th, 2010 at 11:15 am
Jodie im sorry you never had the nurter or care you must have needed but you really need to get out of here with youself. Take your shit somewhere else. Im 16 and yes im pregnant i didnt have birth controll but i was using protection. It broke. A simple mistake. So little miss no it all dont know shit. Im going to be damn fine. I have a 19 yr old boyfriend who is making about 7000 every 3 months. We are not rich but we get out shit paid and are doing well. I cant believe how rude you are im sorry you havent had things your way but hello negative nancy this is not your website. You iratate me! Im glad i dont know you and am not any part of your friends or family i would hate to see how you act around people if you even have friends!!!
February 26th, 2010 at 11:40 am
Wow, Jodie, you must know nothing about being a teenage mom.
It’s a scary thought at first, but tell your parents, and more then likely they’ll still be there for you. My best friend, practically sister got pregnant over a year ago. We told her mom as soon as we found out, her mom was behind her all the way and so was her BF. They are now engaged, and I have a healthy beautiful nephew. So don’t be afraid, and don’t EVER listen to Jodie. Obviously she doesn’t know anything.
Stay strong girls, you’ll get though it. Look me up on facebook if you need mental support, or email me. facebook.com/shelbylynn156 or shelbyshaddox AT yahell dot com
February 26th, 2010 at 6:44 pm
I love this picture.. It’s very neat to get that on camera..I am 22 and 19 weeks pregnant. I am very excited. Hope to have pictures like these..
As for the younger teenagers..Good luck girls! ..It’s going to be tough but you will make it through. This is my first pregnancy but I know many people who are making it that were also younger.
Some people should mind there business. If you don’t like teenage moms you should seriously keep your opinion to yourself.. They may finish school and be great moms and provide a better life for their children than you do yours.
Love this picture though anyways..
Good luck to all
March 18th, 2010 at 1:20 pm
As cute as the photo it, it is a fake.
While you can certainly feel body parts on the pregnant woman’s belly, you will never ‘see’ feet in this detail. The uterus is about 1 inch thick muscle, on top of that there is dermal fat and then skin. Sadly, there is no way the little toe detail could be seen through this. I am a doctor and deal with pregnant women almost every day.
If you don’t believe me, try this; Push you hand up from under your heavy, winter bed comforter. Can you see every little detail? Didn’t think so. Cute concept though.
May 11th, 2010 at 10:26 pm
CASEY READ AND JODIE READ PLEASE!!!!!!!
i have a story for you!!! i got pregnant when i was 15yrsold. the guy took off and i decided to keep my baby boy, because i lived with my mother…
and yes it was scary but exciting and i was use to babies because i have 8 sisters and 2 brothers, i also decided i would just concentrate on myself and my son and not guys and when it was time for me to find the right person it would happen, well little did i know, 3 weeks after giving birth this guy move in next door and helped my up the stairs one day with my baby, asked if i wanted to have coffee, got to know him for 4 days lol, then my mother and i got in a fight and she kicked myself and my baby out when i wasnt even home, and put all of my stuff and my son stuff including the crib and everything i the hallway and the guy i ment nextdoor was moving it into his place,when i returned
well he gave me his bedroom with the baby and slept on a air mattress in the living room, and a few days passed and we started to get closer and he loved holding and helping me with my son and a month later we started dating and my dad, was finding me a place of my own, but when it wastime for me to move from his house he got upset and asked me to stay, so i did, then he asked me to marry him 9 months later and 10 days after that we were pregnant with our second son, he adopted my 1st son, and now we have been together for 4 yrs and and have 3 children my 1st son hes 4 and another boy, hes 3 and our little girl shes 1 1/2 and we were excepting our 4th in aug 2010 but it passed so tryed again and now are 12wks pregnant with our 5th but will be consitred 4th to live, and due in nov 2010, so it can turn out great, dont listen to the ppl who tell ur crazy and u cant do it cause u can and u will cause it matters to you cause its ur baby, believe me nothing else matters after you see the little bundle of joy, nothing!
and for you jodie, how about u think about what ur saying before u say it, cause i know probably 70 or 80 teenage moms…and they all did it, maybe u think u couldnt have done it, but i guess we are all stronger than u cause we can and we will and we did!!!
anyways i wish you luck and happy times through this special experience, enjoy ur pregancy and baby cause after wards i will feel like it went by way to fast, if you wanna chat, email me at carisascott@hotmail.com
ttyl
Carisa
August 3rd, 2010 at 10:24 am
I agree with Jodi. I work in the the ER in a large metropolitan area and I have become disgusted with the number of pregnant teenagers that are out there. Yes, you will be fine becuase your mothers will end up raising your children and then you will raise your grandchildren. Congrats for continuing this sad cycle. Give your children up for adoption so that they can have a better life. Then you, who are children yourselves, can continue to have a childhood.
August 17th, 2010 at 3:36 pm
Wow, Jodi. All I have to say is that what you said is pretty low, and you don’t know what each person’s story is. Being harsh and ruining someone’s hope and excitement about bringing a special little angel into this world is cruel and not impressive. Honestly I believe that if they try, everything will work out. Some people are more mature and responsible than others. And also sometimes being young and having a child and being able to attend all of their most special moments throughout life is better than trying to concieve wgen your on the verge of menopause. In that case you’ll be alive for half the child’s life or possibly less. I don’t know about you, but MANY of the grandparents and great grandparents out there got married and pregnant around 16 and everything worked out for them. I really think you should keep all hurtful thoughts to yourself. There isn’t anything ‘cool’ about crushing someone’s hope and breaking their heart all because of your own beliefs.
August 17th, 2010 at 3:45 pm
And to the teens above-I was a young mom as well. My daughter is 3 and i’m expecting my second. All you need is to try and believe and everything will be fine. Just think of the baby and the life that is expected for it and you’ll know what to do. Best wishes to you and your babies. I know you can do it. We all can, for the child’s sake. oh yeah-Congrats!! <3
November 11th, 2010 at 12:16 am
well to mel and jodi im sorry but its not your life get over it. it happened and giving up for adoption isnt always a good thing. and just cuz your young doesnt mean your a bad mom. you both are completly rude
December 12th, 2010 at 7:42 pm
unless you were a teen mom-you should keep your mouth shut. i had my son when i was 17, graduated from high school early, got a full-time job, bought my own house, and started back in school again to get a job in the medical field. my boyfriend and i have been together for 7 years (i’m 22 now) and are expecting our 2nd child in may 2011. no, you will not have a fairy-tale life and you can forget about partying with your friends every weekend if you want to be a decent mom, but a teen mom can be just as good (if not better) than a mom of any other age. not every teen mom leaves their child with their mother to watch-some actually step up to the plate and take care of their responsibility so you cannot judge us all the same. good luck to all of you girls-keep your heads up and don’t let anyone ever put you down. Just do your very best in raising your children!
December 18th, 2010 at 2:25 am
hahah this is just ridiculous. i agree mel and jodie are being extremely immature considering they are not even teens themselves..seeing as the majority of people that have posted are indeed teenagers. Take it somewhere else ladies! These mum’s to be may be young but by their comments they sound as if they really do want to take care of their babies when they are born. Age does not determine maturity, I am 17…I live with my boyfriend, I get on extremely well with my ‘in laws,’ my mother has come around to the idea of us, and yes we are both working full time (I’ve finished school)! Still not told anyone I am pregnant, but to be honest, I’m bloody looking forward to it. I know I can give this baby a good life. And to those teenage mothers WHO DO expect their mother to look after their baby and rely on welfare/dole….GET YOUR HEAD OUT YOUR ASS! AND GROW UP! First thing any young expectant mother should do is get a job!
February 17th, 2011 at 8:59 pm
i just wanted to say that i am very disappointed that these older women would write like this to young scared moms to be.. listen its hard yes. i myself am 17 years old and am 19 weeks pregnant.. but you know what i am doing a damn good job of becoming a mommy. i have 2 jobs, have finished high school! have my own three bedroom house with the father of my baby who i happen to be engaged to as well.. have my own vehicle and pay all of my own bills and have plenty of money in the bank for my unborn baby, so “welfare” is unneeded! You Jodie and Mel are unbelievable. you jodie are just a rude bitch. and you mel, how dare you work with babies and act like there mothers are bad people just because they are young and you dont know anything about them. you two are bad people. and i hope one day your children will be young parents so you can reap what you sewed and choke on your own words!!
February 24th, 2011 at 9:50 pm
its disgusting how some people cant understand things happen. i am 19 and 8 months pregnant with my first child and still living at home and her daddy and i are currently not together. my parents are VERY supportive and i believe most parents are the same way when finding out their child is pregnant(unless they are like jodie or mel). just because im living at home doesnt mean im going to pawn my daughter off on my parents. she is MY responsibility and i also believe that anyone who has been pregnant feels the same way because the love a mother has for their unborn child is unconditional. we want the best for our child. and im going to go to college so i can get a REAL job so i dont have to work at a minimum wage job so my daughter can have a good life. it is no way selfish to continue school or even neglecting the child. its horrible to think the MEL can work with babies all the time and judge them for being so young. children are blessings and god has a plan for every child conceived. if you, jodie and mel, dont like it then just keep your mouths shut. none of these women need your negativity with being pregnant. every woman needs the love and support all the way through their pregnancy because it is hard, but we will make it and be completely happy with our decisions.