20 weeks &4days

Every pregnancy is different, so it's completely normal for your second baby bump to feel softer and look different, especially when you're sitting down. The muscles and skin from your first pregnancy are already stretched, so it can feel more relaxed this time around. Baby’s position can also affect how your bump looks and feels. In your first pregnancy, everything was tighter since it was your first time. As long as you’re feeling good and baby’s active, it’s nothing to worry about. But if you're feeling uneasy, always check with your OB for peace of mind!

It’s normal for your second pregnancy bump to feel softer. Your muscles and skin are more stretched now, so it might not be as firm as your first pregnancy. Baby’s position can also affect how it looks, especially when sitting. If everything feels okay and your doctor isn’t concerned, it’s just part of how your body is adjusting.