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Naping ?

I'm 35 week's today and ever since I reached week 33 I've been taking more naps than ever. All I mostly do is eat, drink water, walk for a little, and then I have to take a nap to do the samething all over again. Anyone else?
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Lucky you, i tried taking a nap yesterday and my 2yo grabbed my laptop and broke the screen =(
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Total normal im almost 27 weeks and i never get a nap anymore my son knows when im trying to nap and he will start kicking and punching till i get up lol
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Total normal im almost 27 weeks and i never get a nap anymore my son knows when im trying to nap and he will start kicking and punching till i get up lol
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I can't recall a time when I was able to get so many naps in! Lol but I am definitely enjoying them, because I know soon, I will be begging for one! Lol. Honestly, naps are the only decent rest I get! Lol I dread waking up at night for a bathroom break because it seems like I fall back asleep once it's time to get up! Now that *****! Lol
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I try to enjoy my nap while I can take it during the day cause I could hardly sleep at night /: Thank you saramay2014 (: Same to you.
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Im jealous wish I can nap lol
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Be glad you can nap... i am 37 weeks almost 38 and i hardly can sleep and its almost imposible to nap... its ok to nap so rest while you can :) good luck with ur pregnancy and baby
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