Bablosik:
My pregnancy was the best period of my life. I enjoyed how my body changes and manifest. I was happy, filled with joy, appetite, love for energy, motivation, and lots of love. I learned to understand my body and prepare for pregnancy and childbirth with https://courses.mother.com/courses/how-to-raise-happy-children-the-danish-way. I recommend it to all moms who think they cannot deal with babies or pregnancy. You are powerful, and you cannot imagine your strength. After this course, I made many mom friends, learned a lot of incredible things, and became more confident.

You were born to have many kids.

Not a place for me, walk out!

Hathor5:


You were born to have many kids.

hello
Do women loss their jobs during pregnancy?

Jacksparrow7:
hello
Do women loss their jobs during pregnancy?

I haven't. Why the question?

Hathor5:


I haven't. Why the question?

some employers won't let you stay away more than 3 months. How long did you stay away from work?

Beyond uncomfortable. Both pregnancies were painful to the point of being debilitating. I hated being pregnant, but I love the end result. So I will endure it one more time, then my shop is closed for business.

Jacksparrow7:
some employers won't let you stay away more than 3 months. How long did you stay away from work?

Depending on where you're based there are laws that allow parents to stay at home for longer than 3 months without risking to lose their jobs.

Ifyjos:
Beyond uncomfortable. Both pregnancies were painful to the point of being debilitating. I hated being pregnant, but I love the end result. So I will endure it one more time, then my shop is closed for business.

I had no complications but I only enjoyed the second trimester. The third trimester was exhausting. I was sooooo huge and heavy, couldn't walk up the stairs without losing my breath, couldn't sleep at night, couldn't see my feet, had a constant heartburn.

BUT @bold AAAAA-BSOLUTELY!!!!

I'm not a mommy yet but planning to do that in the nearest possible time.

Your stories have wormed and warmed their ways into my heart. Indeed, motherhood is a gift.

Welldone to all you strong and beautiful mamas.

Tiri gbosas for all of una.

Please, keep the stories coming. I'll glean your experiences for the future.

Love and light.

Hathor5:


I had no complications but I only enjoyed the second trimester. The third trimester was exhausting. I was sooooo huge and heavy, couldn't walk up the stairs without losing my breath, couldn't sleep at night, couldn't see my feet, had a constant heartburn.

BUT @bold AAAAA-BSOLUTELY!!!!

Hathor5:


Depending on where you're based there are laws that allow parents to stay at home for longer than 3 months without risking to lose their jobs.

my third trimester babe cannot be going to work o. I can't risk it . The other day a woman couldn't climb bridge to cross road she had to use Keke. I couldn't even see her pregnancy till her cloth shrink small. Can she be okay for work after a month of delivery?

cococandy:

hello cococandy

Jacksparrow7:
my third trimester babe cannot be going to work o. I can't risk it . The other day a woman couldn't climb bridge to cross road she had to use Keke. I couldn't even see her pregnancy till her cloth shrink small. Can she be okay for work after a month of delivery?

Third trimester is long. It's 12 weeks. If mommy-to-be feels like it, she can work until the end of the pregnancy but I'd guess that most women will find it difficult in the last 6-4 weeks to perform like they used to before baby grew big and almost ready to come in their belly.

After delivery ... It depends on the nature of her job, how quickly she heals after delivery and a number of other factors. I'd say that it's good to have a span of two months to recover and to adjust to the new situation. But then, who is going to look after the baby if she gets back to work after two months?

Why all these questions? Are you people expecting?

cococandy:

Hathor5:


Third trimester is long. It's 12 weeks. If mommy-to-be feels like it, she can work until the end of the pregnancy but I'd guess that most women will find it difficult in the last 6-4 weeks to perform like they used to before baby grew big and almost ready to come in their belly.

After delivery ... It depends on the nature of her job, how quickly she heals after delivery and a number of other factors. I'd say that it's good to have a span of two months to recover and to adjust to the new situation. But then, who is going to look after the baby if she gets back to work after two months?

Why all these questions? Are you people expecting?

I want to come up with my own answer to walk with. It's like I have to be competent and dependable. If I can't take care of wife and one child, I shouldn't marry. That's what I learnt so far

Rekhi:
What i experienced was different with each of my pregnancy,but the common experiences were
Fatigue.
I became too emotional - shed tears unnecessarily.
Increased appetite.
Frequent urination.

Hello.
So after delivery what happened to your daily routine for going out?

zaynie:


Mine lasts all through pregnancy.
Nutri C was always my go to. Couldn't drink water.
But it leaves about a week after having my babies.
It was worse in my first pregnancy, but subsequently I knew what to expect so e no too pepper me.

hellooo.
How long did you take to recover after delivery?
Was it CS?

Jacksparrow7:
I want to come up with my own answer to walk with. It's like I have to be competent and dependable. If I can't take care of wife and one child, I shouldn't marry. That's what I learnt so far

It's really good and will be very helpful to you and your family that you are preparing yourself early on. This is a very responsible way of approaching it. I respect it!

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SoapQueen:
I'm not a mommy yet but planning to do that in the nearest possible time.

Your stories have wormed and warmed their ways into my heart. Indeed, motherhood is a gift.

Welldone to all you strong and beautiful mamas.

Tiri gbosas for all of una.

Please, keep the stories coming. I'll glean your experiences for the future.

Love and light.

Hope to read about your experience here soon.

Love and light to you too.

Jacksparrow7:
hellooo.
How long did you take to recover after delivery?
Was it CS?

My first was a CS, I was up less than 48h later. This was 10 years ago, I heard things are different now and you can stand up in 24h.
My next 2 were VBACs

But if you meant my symptoms, 24h after delivery, they reduce and disappear within the week. Except for the ones that need repairs sha. Lol

Jacksparrow7:
hello cococandy

hi

This pregnancy stuff is what makes me shiver when I imagine myself as a woman. I got no threshold for pain.

Hathor5:


Hope to read about your experience here soon.

Love and light to you too.

Thank you ma! I'm preparing.

My pregnancy journey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYNYxX6yC2E

I was really strong during mine
No morning sickness
No spitting
No vomiting

Baby dey peaceful right from the womb till I birthed her and I thank God for that

But I got tired of the waking up every 1hr to go use the restroom especially during my last trimester.

oyinella:
Here to read comments

sis don't just read the comments, chip in ur abortions experience
We are here to learn from all angles

I've never been pregnant before!

He will be kicking me like a footballer in my tummy. Feeling sleepy and hungry for everything my eyes see.

Usually a breeze. My issue begins during labour

Wanted saying something. But since I'm a man, rather keep it to myself

😉 is everyone a woman or lady?
Tag it female only 😁