My baby bump changes from morning until night. It looks like I’ve skipped a full trimester in a single day.

A MOM-tobe claims she discovered something unusual about her pregnancy belly that she had completely forgotten.

She took to social media and shared her findings with viewers.

A mom has shared the dramatic change in her baby bump from day to night

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One mom shared her dramatic baby bump change from day to night with us.Credit: TikTok
The difference is quite significant

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The difference is significantCredit: TikTok

“So I’m halfway through my pregnancy…”Alana wrote in TikTok Video.

“Let’s see my morning vs evening baby bump.”

Alana’s bump was barely visible at 10 am, and had minimal curvature, as her hand moved down it.

To compare it, she showed her bump at midnight and it seemed significantly larger.

It was almost as if she had gone through an entire trimester in one day.

“Anyone else not realize this was even a thing before they got pregnant?? I just assumed your bump stayed the same size for the day hahaha,”Alana posted her thoughts in the comments section.

Numerous moms and viewers responded.

One person was able to relate: “I literally wake up with no belly and when I’m getting ready for bed I’m out of breath cause of my belly. Currently five and a half months looking like eight months.”

“Yep! Your bump will also change with [the] baby’s position!”Another reassured

“I AM SOO HAPPY YOU ADDRESSED THISS like I literally thought I was hallucinating and imagining my bump looking bigger.”

“My bump disappeared at 29 weeks… He was just in my back… A week later he’s definitely back at the front.”

“SAME! I was so surprised when I realized it changes!! I used to say a few weeks back that at morning I looked like I’d normally look after dinner,”One final mama shared their story.

By midnight Alana's bump appeared dramatically bigger

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At midnight, Alana’s bump looked dramatically largerCredit: TikTok

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