The same day my boy turned 8 months, I found out I was pregnant again 🫣 and im starting to slowly feel the pregnancy fatigue creep in on me. It was sooo bad the first time. Any tips that got you through pregnancy and post partum?? I work from home too so if anyone knows how to juggle all of that let me know. Im already overwhelmed!!
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ooo girl you're in for fun😅 i found out i was pregnant a few weeks after my first turned 8 months. i didn't feel symptoms until after 10 weeks so that was nice while it lasted. the 3rd trimester was the worst😠i highly highly suggest getting your baby to sleep through the night if hes not already. i got my boy sleeping 12 hours in his own bed and that was the best i could do. and around his first birthday get him a doll. my son has a "boy baby" named rufus😂 tbh hes kinda rough with him even tho we try to be gentle. he only has one toy that doesnt feel his wrath and thats his teddy bear. anyways, feel free to message me if you need to relate to someone, my baby was born a month ago so the pregnancy is still fresh in my mind🩷

I second what says about the sleep part. I found out I was pregnant with my second when my first was 10months. We were still cosleeping and he was still feeding throughout the night. We decided that was the moment we had to start weaning him from night feeds as well as start transitioning to his own space for sleeping. Night weaning was not fun, but it took maybe 2 weeks of slowly doing that for him to get used to it. As far as the sleeping on his own and sleeping throughout the night it took a few months. The best method we tried was taking cara babies. I would recommend that if you havent checked it out. This has also helped for his naps, because he used to only take 45 mins naps, but now he usually takes 2-2.5 hr naps (sometimes he still wakes up 1 hr in, but huuuge improvement from what it was before. I am now 38 weeks pregnant with my second. We are planning on cosleeping again with new baby but will be doing a similar weaning/sleeping transition as my we did with my first.
Hi! Just found out I'm about 4 weeks pregnant with my first baby and I'll be 32 in December. Any tips for pregnancy in your 30s? I've heard pregnancy and childbirth are more difficult in your 30s, especially if it's your first.

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Hey girlies, needing some advice I’m 31 weeks pregnant and it’s getting really uncomfortable and hard to move around, this is my first pregnancy so I don’t know what to expect does anyone know if this is normal? It’s not pain in my lower stomach it just so uncomfortable and hard to move or turn or do anything basically, please help a girl out 😩

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Hello! First time poster here.
My baby girl turns 1 this Sunday and she's still not crawling. She runs around in her walker and scooches around during tummy time, but watching all the social media videos I feel like I haven't done enough for her.
Her baby sister due in February. She was originally due in January until the ultrasound showed she was too little for January. Same thing happened with my other babies, but this time I'm not showing as much as my previous pregnancies. I'm only 5 foot and feel her doing summersaults everyday, but it still makes me nervous at 22 weeks.
I keep reminding myself that every child and every pregnancy is different, but I'm so scared that I'm failing my little girls.
Any other mamas find themselves feeling this way?

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Anyone 20 weeks in their second pregnancy and already experiencing Braxton hicks? I know they can be normal, but just don’t help my anxiety.
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The same day my boy turned 8 months, I found out I was pregnant again 🫣 and im starting to slowly feel the pregnancy fatigue creep in on me. It was sooo bad the first time. Any tips that got you through pregnancy and post partum?? I work from home too so if anyone knows how to juggle all of that let me know. Im already overwhelmed!!
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What week did nausea and vomitting stop for you? I'm at 15 weeks and really thought second trimester would be easier but I feel the vomitting is ramping up again 🥲 Looking for some light at the end of the tunnel pls let me know what week it eased for you if you had it super rough too

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