This Woman’s “Food Baby” Photo Has Gone Viral In The Best Way

There’s nothing quite like being blessed with one of life’s most magical miracles — a bouncing food baby. This little bundle of joy usually arrives soon after devouring a delicious meal and kindly reminds us of the calories we just consumed for at least a few hours. When one girl posted a photo of her food baby online, it went viral, and in the best way possible.

On January 19th, Fatimah Waheeb took to Twitter to share her food baby with the world.

She wrote, “i can’t be the only one that gets extremely bloated and starts imagining myself being pregnant??”

And uh, no. She definitely isn’t.

Waheeb’s tweet went viral, garnering over 65,000 likes and over 1,100 replies.

So many women showed off their own food babies and the food maternity support group Waheeb started continues to grow.

i can’t be the only one that gets extremely bloated and starts imagining myself being pregnant?? pic.twitter.com/UzBIdYn8vs

— ☆ fatimah with a ‘h’ ☆ (@itsjustfatimah) January 19, 2019

And to be quite clear, Waheeb is not actually pregnant. (Nor are we making light of being pregnant.)

i deadass deleted the whole thread by accident but no i’m not pregnant pic.twitter.com/J5hqSZ9pVU

— ☆ fatimah with a ‘h’ ☆ (@itsjustfatimah) January 20, 2019

In fact, neither are any of these women (or men!).

I’m a guy and I think I do this sometimes lmao

— Anton Chigurh (@kenethegod) January 20, 2019

Like Waheeb, they are simply embracing the universal food baby.

Don’t even dare tell us you’ve never had one. We simply won’t believe you.

“Girl your not the only one I do this all the time” is right.

So have we, Valerie. So have we. Because we’re all in this together!

I’ve been waiting for this moment LOLLLL pic.twitter.com/JwdV9SjYy2

— . (@valeriesalido) January 20, 2019

Yes! We need more threads like this one.

Looks like witchcraft. Is actually relatable everyday content.

We are seriously loving these photos that make us feel less alone.

These food babies are intense LMFAOOOO pic.twitter.com/5lAOlbxg9i

— Revenge Artistry (@laurensrevenge_) January 20, 2019

And we are here for all these fabulous food baby photoshoots.

Milkshake baby. Taco Bell baby. We love and welcome all of them.

Pics are about 3-4 days apart. I had a milkshake and my stomach was like naw. pic.twitter.com/SsRfVKXymI

— coleycole (@kneehi_peach) January 20, 2019

Honestly, this also makes a pretty great prank.

Sent this to my momma and she bout died 😂😂 chipotle baby 👶😂😭 pic.twitter.com/N6M4rFDYsK

— Add your name (@AndSoGoesAri) January 20, 2019

So do we, Hails. So do we.

Ladies (and gentlemen), food pregnancies are very normal and we should proudly embrace our food baby bumps.

GIRL. pic.twitter.com/IJ1ix6Nd59

— Kaldur’ahm🔱 (@UrShallowExWife) January 19, 2019

As Waheeb said via Twitter, “i’m so glad bloating is normalised, fuck anyone that said my bloating wasn’t normal lmao it very much is.”

i love the replies!! i’m so glad bloating is normalised, fuck anyone that said my bloating wasn’t normal lmao it very much is

— ☆ fatimah with a ‘h’ ☆ (@itsjustfatimah) January 21, 2019

And if anyone asks when you’re due, take it as a compliment.

It only means you’ve had a great meal and it shows.