PREGNANCY looks different for everybody.
Some women start showing only a few weeks in, whiles others don’t “pop” until their third trimester.
An expecting mother named Chloe Salas, who goes by @mamaxchloe on TikTok, has gained attention online thanks to her very large baby bump.
In a video, she recently addressed a follower’s comment that read: “Wow I can’t believe we have the same due date and you’re much bigger than I am.”
Chloe revealed her bare stomach while responding to the comment: “No hate to this person directly, but I am 31 weeks pregnant.
“Yes, I may look like I’ve swallowed a bowling ball, but this is just a reminder to stop commenting on the size of pregnant women’s bumps.”
She reiterated how important it is for women to stop comparing themselves to others, because everyone’s journey looks different.
“No matter if you think that somebody looks big or small, you don’t know how hurtful, or what those words can mean to somebody.
Chloe explained that she is generally “a small person” with a petite frame.
“If you click on this comment and go back to the original video of me showing my progression, I was very tiny when I got pregnant.
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“So, I am all belly. My son is measuring right on track. My doctor thinks that he is going to be a small baby.”
Her parting words urged viewers to be thoughtful with their comments:
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“Just be kind and tell pregnant women that they look beautiful instead of telling them that they look big or huge or too small.”
Her caption to the clip shut down the haters: “STOP BUMP SHAMING.”
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