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We keep them up because there are a ton of great conversations here and we believe you deserve to see them all.At what part of your pregnancy did you start to waddle?!JJanhelsmommy

I'm trying to remember when I waddled last time I was pregnant but can't seem to remember when. I am 24 weeks and still no waddle. So who's waddling and who's not and how far along are you ?!32 CommentsNewest FirstOldest FirstEESRJ@Janhelsmommy,

I'm almost 25 but baby is measuring 26+ and I only waddle half of the day. I start out okay but can hardly walk by the end.bbrownbarista@Janhelsmommy,

I'm 24 weeks, not waddling yet. I can't remember when I started last time...maybe 30 weeks?ppanda33

Not a true waddle yet, but when I need to pee and have to walk to the washroom I waddle all the way there!!MMamamamamamamama

Last pregnancy, not until well into the third trimester. This pregnancy, I started to get that 'breaking in half' feeling and the accompanying waddle by about 20 weeks. Just sometimes. IIvychouse@Janhelsmommy,

I think I've been waddling for a few weeks. My boy is measuring almost a week ahead, but I'm 24 weeks as of today. I'm carrying really low too which doesn't help! Lol!

JJanhelsmommy@brownbarista,

Isn't it crazy how much you forget lol it's like your bodies way of helping you forget the not so pleasant parts so you can do it again! LolJJanhelsmommy@Ivychouse,

LOL! This is funny! I think I've caught myself waddling if I get up from a chair but I can stop doing it once I realize itIIvychouse@Janhelsmommy,

Yeah I can stop myself too. I've just been catching myself more and more thinking "why are you walking like that?" Lol!KKalieQC@Janhelsmommy,

I waddle later in the day. I'm almost 26 weeks and my feet and back hurt more at the end of the day. That's when the lovely waddle comes to visit.SSouthern__Momma

I'm 25 weeks and a day. I've been waddling for a week but it's because I'm all off balance. I almost tipped over in rain boots haha.

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