Thank you everyone for the great advice and encouraging words .
I'm in the same boat i feel like my world is crashing in if u ever feel that low tell someone close to u who isn't in a bad mood because they help more...as far as the weight thing don't ask how much u way tell them u don't want to know unless its unhealthy eat and go for walks or swim drink lots of fluids and make sure to stay in an upbeat mood because it helps the baby i was very concerned about my body but i decided i don't wanna know unless I'm unhealthy because i used to starve myself till i met this guy who cares so much about me i finally stopped then we found put we r having a baby and i may be depressed a lot but i handle it in my own way I stopped cutting a year ago but i have problems still but id never go back to it i did it for six years and it made things much worse just remember to stay strong and the baby will bond with u more than anyone because it lives in u
I'm 19 about to have my second baby so believe me when it come to stress I know how hard it is always worrying if everything is going to turn out OK in the end my best advice to you is find things to occupie yourself that you enjoy doing and try to stay active. Also when it comes to not feeling close to your baby think about this, your baby hears your voice first and listens to your heart beat 24/7 so when the baby comes out your voice and heart beat will comfort the baby more than anything else and also try breast feeding bc that will help with yalls bonding experience I hope this helps and I wish you the best of luck momma
I experienced severe depression during my second trimester. The worst thing you can do is bottle it up and seclude yourself from others. It helps to have a support group such as friends, family, and your partner or even finding a community support group of similar moms. You are definitely not alone! Depression is something a lot of women experience but they choose not to talk about it. You're concern alone is a great sign that you'll be a wonderful mother to your child. It's okay to cry, it's okay to have these feelings. It's what you do to deal with then that matters most. Don't stop talking, keep asking for help, reach out to those closest to you to be surrounded with an abundance of love! Keep your head up. Keep talking to your baby and just remember, soon enough you will have the best gift of your life.
Your baby will know your voice better then anyone else's bc it's with you all the time and hears you talking even if you can't put your mouth up to your belly like your boyfriend :) and as for bonding some women don't feel connected to their babies until they're actually here and in your arms, so I wouldn't worry about that hun! And when you're feeling depressed make you sure you talk to someone about it, I wouldn't want you hurting yourself or baby..and we're always here if you need someone to talk to!