Please don’t hate me but is there women who are really addicted to being pregnant?

I just be scrolling and seeing videos but if there are women who are addicted/likes to be pregnant are yall ok? I only been pregnant twice and I absolutely dread it, it’s so hard at times especially when having small children while pregnant how do yall do it

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I hated both pregnancies didnt enjoy a single day i was so misreable in pain. I want another so bad but I dread the pregnancy so bad I wish I could fast forward through it. Ive heard some women really love it & I wish that was the case for me!

I absolutely loved my first pregnancy (only 5 weeks with second but feeling great so far). I had no symptoms at all and felt amazing the entire time 🤷🏻‍♀️ When I’m not pregnant I suffer horrendously with Endometriosis so pregnancy is a dream because I don’t suffer

Definitely not addicted haha but as Donna said I loved my first pregnancy and now even my 2nd despite being super sick for 3 months and having a toddler. And since having children my periods (when I get them lol) have actually improved so so so much. Prior to kids I would have debilitating cramps and non-stop blood clots, now when I have periods the cramps are non-existent and they are lighter

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She’s here!!

A bit of a late one but she was due 11th of June but baby Evangeline made her appearance on 30th May!
I had been contracting for days on end with no real pattern, on the 30th I went back into triage with reduced movement and tightenings and she didn’t meet criteria and wasn’t improving so they decided to deliver her via emergency c section that same day. I actually went into labour whilst waiting to go into theatre and was having contractions 2 minutes apart and they gave me the choice to try labour and deliver naturally or have a section, they told me I had a over 50% chance that I’d need a section anyway so for baby girls safety I went ahead with a section.
I had been hoping for a vbac this time round as my little boy was also an emergency section but this c section was so healing from last time. I was able to be awake to hear her first cry and hold her straight away, it was such a beautiful experience 💕
Welcome to the world Evangeline 💖

Baby boy arrived yesterday 💙

Baby boy arrived at 40 weeks & 5 days. Born yesterday at 10:32am after only arriving at the hospital 8:30am. Didn’t make it out of triage, no time for any pain relief either 😭. But he’s here and safe and worth being overdue for. His older sister is already so besotted with him 💙🩷

Blood clot

Anybody else had a blood clot in the chest area during and then after pregnancy? When I was 26 weeks our hospital suspected I had a blood clot but was later ruled out but I’m now 2 months after my c section and I’m now having the same symptoms and have just been up a and e and have been told they think I have another blood clot in a vein in my chest. I’m quite devastated as I feel like I’ve spent my maternity quite unwell so far. I just want to be healthy and able to look after my baby. I’m so scared I’m going to die. I really don’t want to. Anyone had this as well?

Baby boy has arrived 🩵👼

Yet to be named but completely in awe ♥️

My whole world 💖

Baby Amelia arrived at 15:14 on 08/06/2026 weighing 7lbs 7oz.

I was in hospital since the 4th, tried 3 methods of induction, all of which failed. It turns out I can't actually birth vaginally as my pelvis is too small for babies heads so im glad I didn't try a 4th method and keep tormenting myself. Thankfully Amelia coped well with all induction attempts but still needed forceps as she was trying to move into my birth canal 🥹

I had such an overall positive experience in Derby Royal and im just so grateful to have my angel in my arms 💖

Clueless to what to name the baby

Did anyone else struggle with picking a name. Is there time after birth to choose a name or does it have to ready by the time you in the hospital?