can they run out of room?

Hi ladies.! Well I think the further along I get the more I worry lol. My boys aren't due until October and so far no pre term labor other than a few contractions here and there.. ok really surprised with my body after having my daughter a year ago and doing so good with these boys.. my concern is I am 5'2 and was maybe 110 lbs pre preg. I have gained almost 30 lbs now but I feel like I am maxed out. My stomach is so hard and full of babies everywhere! I am a pretty small woman and I just wonder if it is possible for them to be running out of room? And if so would I be induced ? Anyone wonder about that or had that problem? Right now boys are both head down and I literally walk like a duck. It hurts so bad standing up and I cannot walk for more than 15 mins

 

I go through phases where I feel there can't possibly be any more room then my belly stretches and I get relief and it starts again. You will be surprised how much room they can make!

 

I hope so I want to keep them in as long as possible. It may sound a little selfish but I haven't gotten any stretch marks and got just a very few small ones on my sides from my daughter... Hoping to keep from getting too many ! Lol

 

I remember feeling that there was no way I could possibly get any bigger, but they did so I did too! I didn't get too many stretch marks on my stomach from them, a little bit around my belly button but they were barely noticeable. Just don't scratch them! :lol:

 

I think the stretch marks are more genetic than anything. I had/have them really bad. some women just don't seem to. I don't know if it's possible to really run out of room. I know that I also thought there's no way I can get bigger... but I did anyway. I went to almost 38 weeks (and was induced) and was as big as a house it seemed. Hang in there!!!

 

It is amazing how bodies, big and small, can stretch. It is sooo uncomfortable but your body knows what to do! I put coconut oil on my belly every day and no stretch marks (despite being prone to them elsewhere). Drink lots, eat well and rest as much as you can. Good luck!