Am I pregnant?! (women please)

[NotBigEnough206]

Man, someone sounds like a glass half empty kind of person? lol
You would say "Pozdravlayu!"

Yeah Pozdravlayu, and give it a few weeks after you have the babies, you are going to remember what I told you, good bye to sweet gains, social life and sleep. I have one 7 month old and he is killing my life, let alone 2, oh boyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

[DesireeRamirez]

Congrats OP!

I don't know if you plan to have a natural birth or medicated, but something that REALLY helped was the Bradly Method birthing book...I planned to have a natural birth (and was able to) and the book was an excellent resource for helping me prepare for the process of labor and birth and has some excellent exercises and stretches It has pictures of naked pregnant women too, just as a word of warning, lol.

And I completely agree with this ^^^
I did the Bradley Method with my daughter. Best. Decision. Ever.

[Echo814]

I don't know if you plan to have a natural birth or medicated, but something that REALLY helped was the Bradly Method birthing book...I planned to have a natural birth (and was able to) and the book was an excellent resource for helping me prepare for the process of labor and birth and has some excellent exercises and stretches It has pictures of naked pregnant women too, just as a word of warning, lol.

I will need to check that out for my next one. Sadly I had to have an emergency csection a couple weeks ago so I wasn't able to do anything that I learned.

Congrats OP! Hope all goes well for you!

[Mishka98]

I am a HUGE baby when it comes to pain tolerance. I know its not the BEST thing for the baby, but I plan to just get an Epidural.... Should that change (I am also indecisive), I will definitely look into the Bradly Method. I heard of it before from others.

[JCon1]

Congrats!!

[Lioness27]

Woohoo sorry I am super late, but congratulations!

[mrshester]

I am a HUGE baby when it comes to pain tolerance. I know its not the BEST thing for the baby, but I plan to just get an Epidural.... Should that change (I am also indecisive), I will definitely look into the Bradly Method. I heard of it before from others.

Every momma walks her own path...just be SURE to research everything before you totally make your mind up. I know women who have no issues with epidurals, however I have a cousin and aunt both who now have back problems related to their epidurals. And they just have some not so fun side effects for a lot of women. I went through a 14 hour long natural labor and birth and the next morning (had him about 8:30 at night) bathed myself, did my hair and packed us all up (with hubby's help, of course) after baby's hearing tests and what-not and walked right out of the birthing center I wouldn't have changed a thing...except for the contractions on the bed and on the way to the tub after the midwife broke my water...that was the LONGEST trip back to the birthing tub EVER!LOL I hope I never have to labor on my back!