✨What I’m experiencing 35 Weeks Preggo ✨
Yall im ngl im over it lol! When I say everything hurtsssss im not lying . My belly finally dropped and I think when it dropped it made my back hurt so bad. When I get up in the middle of the night to pee it’s so hard and I’m not exaggerating! If you in your 1st and 2nd trimester and you think you pee a lot now just wait until you get towards the end of your 3rd trimester. Most nights I have insomnia. I do not sleep through the night anymore honestly. I was taking naps in my 2nd trimester but now that I’m at the end all I do is sleep. Like I can be in my bed all day. I’m hungry dang near every 2-3 hours. I get full really quick ! I can’t be on my feet for long because they start hurting and get swollen. But if you’re working compression socks work really well. I’ve stopped working now but when I did I wore them. My feet got a size and a half bigger ! I mainly wear my crocs because I can’t fit none of my shoes. I have stretch marks all on my thighs, hips and booty. I have little stretch marks on my belly. If yall have anymore questions I have nothing but time to answer 😊 #bumpphotos #embracevulnerability #preggo #35weekspregnant
As pregnancy progresses into the third trimester, many women can relate to the physical changes and challenges faced. At 35 weeks, common experiences include back pain, insomnia, and increased fatigue, which can significantly impact daily life. Preparing for childbirth can also bring about heightened emotions and anxieties, as well as joy in anticipation of meeting the new baby. Additionally, managing physical discomfort, such as swollen feet and stretch marks, is a reality for almost all expecting mothers. Tips like wearing comfortable footwear, utilizing compression socks for swelling, and maintaining balanced nutrition are valuable during this time. Engaging in relaxation techniques and seeking support from loved ones can also enhance this journey. Overall, it's a transformative period where every expectant mother can often find solace in sharing experiences and advice within community groups, reflecting the shared nature of this beautiful journey into motherhood.
Same here! Can’t wait to give birth