Waking up for pee, help!

Morning Ladies. My 2nd pregnancy and I struggled with sleep with my 1st a lot, mainly due to full bladder at all times. 16 weeks now and start to get up twice each night, looking for any tips! I am constantly thirsty, but I try to reduce water intake at least an hour before sleep, tried electrolytes to keep me hydrated but no big success. Thank you! Xx

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I’m having the same issues! First baby and 13 weeks. Sorry I can’t help; here for the advice too! Xx

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I am 16 weeks as well and dealing with this since last 2 days. Feeling like my bladder as gotten smaller. Each glass of water means pee in 5 mins. Absolutely insane. Waking up at night and unable to sleep as well again.

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I'm exactly the same. 2nd pregnancy, 16 weeks, but some nights it's 4 times and has been for some time. I'm also constantly thirsty. I'm sorry I don't have any advice, I honestly think it's just something we have to live with 🙈 xx

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Do you limit caffeine? Especially in the afternoon?
Otherwise no other tips sorry. I pee two or three times also and thirsty as breastfeeding my toddler also!

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