As someone who has gone through pregnancy, especially the last few days before the baby arrives, I can say it's completely normal to feel like your emotions are on a rollercoaster. Hormonal changes during late pregnancy can cause rapid mood swings — one moment feeling excited, the next overwhelmed or frustrated. It’s important to remember that these shifts aren’t just "in your head"; they are very real and tied to your body's preparation for childbirth. For first-time moms, this can be particularly surprising. You might find yourself reacting strongly to small things or feeling unusually sensitive. For example, having people disagree with you during these last days can trigger emotional responses you wouldn’t expect in regular circumstances—something that resonates with the phrase "Cuando estás en los últimos días del embarazo y te quieren llevar la contraria." It’s a common feeling of wanting things to go your way when you are so close to such a big moment. One thing that helped me during this period was acknowledging these emotions without judgment. Talking to other moms or joining support groups online gave me reassurance that I wasn’t alone. Practicing mindfulness and gentle self-care, like breathing exercises or light walks, can also help regulate mood swings. If you’re a first-time mom experiencing these emotional ups and downs, know that this phase is natural and temporary. Preparing mentally and emotionally for childbirth includes accepting and managing these feelings. Remember, you're doing an amazing job navigating through the complexities of pregnancy, one day at a time.