Can a baby bump show at about one and a half months?

At about one and a half months (around six weeks) into a pregnancy, it is generally too early for a noticeable baby bump. Most women do not begin to show until around 12 to 16 weeks, as the uterus is still quite small and hidden within the pelvis. However, some women may experience bloating or changes in their body that could give a slight appearance of a bump, but this is not due to the baby itself. Each woman's body is different, so experiences can vary.