lightning crotch

guysss can we talk about lightning crotch!! i’ve never felt something to painful in my life!!!! and it’s everyday it happens anyone else??? also the rib kicks too wowwww they scare me😭

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Happened to me allll the time. He actually bruised one of my ribs from kicking it so hard😵‍💫

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I had lightning crotch the whole way through my pregnancy. I could be sitting and then suddenly it just starts! Really painful!

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Something you just gotta deal with unfortunately 😑

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Ahhhhhh it was absolutely awful!!! Best thing you can do is the pelvic floor exercises 🙏

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Got it with both babies and it’s awful! I thought I was going to wet myself in a supermarket 37 weeks pregnant when she kicked me down there.

Honestly, it’s like sticking your fanny in a plug socket.

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lightning crotch

guysss can we talk about lightning crotch!! i’ve never felt something to painful in my life!!!! and it’s everyday it happens anyone else??? also the rib kicks too wowwww they scare me😭

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