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feeling too much sleepy

Hi Ladies.... I'm 31wks and 3 days pregnant. Is    it normal to feel sleepy all the time. N m also having a bit of cold. Just bothered abot sleeping coz never slept so much. Please share if anyone else going through this... Good luck.
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Thanks... Will try it :)
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Are you getting enough iron? I have the same problem. This is my fourth pregnancy in 4 years and I'm ALWAYS overly sleepy &v exhausted but can't sleep all day everyday and take care of 3 toddlers. So I started back taking my prenatal with more iron in it (I spotted for a while die to forgetfulness & constipation) and I try to use cinnamon in recipes to keep my energy up. While I still feel tired everyday is no where near as bad as it was a few days ago. So try iron and adding cinnamon to pancakes, teas, waffles, Oatmeal etc.
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I'm 28weeks and I'm  exhausted. I've heard the 3rd trimester can be that way. Hang in there! :-)
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I've been tired this whole pregnancy, and I'm 37 weeks.
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Yes, it's normal to be tired in the first trimester and for that tiredness to return in the third trimester! Your body is working hard!!!
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Yea anything I do takes a lot of energy I have to take constant naps.. I'm 34 weeks
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Same here... Evn i feel tired as if worked too hard
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I was ridiculously tired my entire pregnancy, it is very taxing on your body!
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