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Nauseated & Sleepy
I am 26+ weeks & This is my second pregnancy and lately I have been feeling really sick. Sick as in if I have to throw up and I am started to feel more tired/sleepy like I was early in my pregnancy. My tummy feels like a stretched rubber band and is uncomfortable when I roll over in bed and I am now experiencing harder kicks and many more movements from the baby. Anyone know what this means? Is it a sign? PLEASE COMMENT.
35 weeks and 3 days. I try to sleep.during the day but I have a two and a.half year old so not always possible. Nearly over though xx
How far along are you? Preggersgreggers
That's how I am too Yeni14 I wake up all through the night like a zombie in and out of the bathroom to urinate. Ugh I hate it :/
I am 35 weeks. I am always sleepy. At night I can't sleep my back is killing me I feel like its hard to breathe. I sleep during the day but can't sleep at night.
Can you ladies tell me what sleep is please :( can't remember the last time I had a decent nights sleep. You sound like I did with my first pregnancy and my little man perfectly healthy. Your doing fine hun xx
Lol I will
Baby could come any day now. That's so exciting , congrats on your baby boy and enjoy those last 18 days of rest while you can. Haha :)
I have 18 days to go and I'm always sleeping and I'm always feeling nauseous and vomiting can't wait to see my baby boy
Lol thanks. I feel better now since you said that. Its been 3 years since I've had my first child so its kind of like I'm new to pregnancy again :) Ugh , lucky you you're almost at the finish line. I have 97 days left but its all worth it for my baby girl !
If you're feeling baby move a lot my Dr told me that means the baby is very healthy and happy. I wouldn't worry about him/her moving too much, its when they rarely move that you don't want. And your tired and sleepyness will cone back. You're making another person! Lol I am 33 weeks tomorrow and I'm like that again. Minus the vomiting and nausea. But boy can I sleep! The Dr told me all that is completely normal. Just rest sweetie and put your feet up, drink lots of water and eat saltine crackers for nausea. Welcome to motherhood! Lol
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