If I cough or sneeze or sit hunched over too long I get a tense/cramps feeling right where my ovaries would be... anyone else experience this?
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Same for me... was told its normal... uterus doing uterus stuff for baby lol

Every pregnancy is different... I wasn't overly nauseous at that point... honestly it didn't really hit till about 10 weeks

Thank you all for this. My fourth pregnancy and I still be a little uptight about somethings. This makes me feel better to know others are feeling some of the things I feel to. Does anybody else stay congested around this time of the year while you are pregnant. I am only some weeks. I found out by a home test I was expecting. I have not had my first visit yet.

Normal! Heads up, I would wear a liner soon haha. That’s about when it turned from that to small amounts off per everytime for me 😒
Had midwife appointment today, baby is 3/5 engaged! Currently 38+3. Hoping she comes soon but I know it doesn't really mean a lot 😂
Have a sweep booked in next week if nothing happens before. Never had one before so feel a bit nervous for it, whats it like? Does it work? I've heard conflicting things but hoping to get baby out before due date to avoid c-section!
3rd baby if that makes any difference 🤷♀️ 1st was born 40+1 spontaneous labour, 2nd was c section, so hoping for vbac this time round 🤞🏻 however have agreed to repeat section if i hit due date and nothing has happened.
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So this a little bit of a rant but also want to see what others think. I had a C-section because I was induced (had gestational doctor told me I basically had no option of induction). The induction was super stressful lasted almost 3 whole days. I was 6cm dilated by day 1 lasted 2 days with no progression. Baby was never in distress but because they broke my water and I didn’t want to stay in the hospital for longer I ended up in a C-section. I got told by the surgeon I could try for a natural delivery next pregnancy and to wait a year to get pregnant again. Fast forward to now I’m 19 weeks pregnant different hospital and OB. At my initial appointment OB said she was fine with me trying for a VBAC. I go into my appointment today and ask about my delivery because I am trying to get a doula covered for the birth just to get told the hospital doesn’t allow VBACS and so it’s not an option. I wish they would have told me then and not halfway through my pregnancy now I’m extremely stressed because I feel like the choice is being taken away from me just like my last pregnancy. I’m stuck trying to find a different OB mid pregnancy that will take my insurance or going into a birthing house that only does unmedicated labor which I don’t even know if I can because of my prior C-section. I’m so frustrated and angry at this heath care system that does not care about mothers everything is done to save their asses and fuck what happens to the patient. Sorry for long post just needed to get it out.

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So my baby is due October 12th but I’m wanting him to be born September 29th bc that’s my great grandmas birthday. I’ve heard amazing stories about her but she passed away before I was even thought of. And I’d think it’d be so adorable if he was born on her birthday. It’s not due to the fact of me being impatient I just feel that would be very wholesome. I hope I’m not a bad mom for thinking this…
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I’m currently 27 weeks ! I’m going through the worst pain pelvic pain anyone in the same boat as me or it is only me and I did call triage I was told it’s normal …. Any suggestions what can help me get through this pain

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Hi all! Is there any items you’d reccomended for the hospital bag for someone having a C-Section? Any tips for a first time mum would be amazing. Thank you! 💖

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Had my 28 week glucose test and got the sad call that I do have GD. I’ve gotten through the main grieving stage now (so many emotions!) but wanted to start a chain in this chat for those who are also being diagnosed with GD.
My key worry was the risk to my baby, and the higher chance of not having the birth I wanted. But GD isn’t permanent, and can be managed if you take it seriously & make changes 🩷 so for those who are getting their diagnosis, remember that it’s not your fault & it doesn’t define your birth. I mean, it sucks!!! But it’s only for a short amount of time 🩷 we can do this! 💪🏼

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