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I always worry
I'm 14 weeks pregnant with my first child. And I never seem to stop worrying.I worry if my little peanut is ok. I worry if I'm eating the right things and getting enough exercise. I worry if I've had a missed misscarge.I worry between prenatal appointments. I guess my question is when did you stop worrying? or did you feel like this throughout your whole pregnancy?
If you're a worrier, you won't ever stop worrying. I have 3 adult sons and I keep worrying.
It's ok, mom. Deep breath. ;D
It's ok, mom. Deep breath. ;D
It's a beautiful journey,don't worry be happy n do things u find joy in. Music,reading,movies.. n feel happy .. I will b relaxed n low on stress.
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Your baby is doing fine.. don't worry ... tc
It's a beautiful journey,don't worry be happy n do things u find joy in. Music,reading,movies.. n feel happy .. I will b relaxed n low on stress.
Hi Hun I'm also 14 weeks pregnant with my first. I wouldn't say I'm a massive worrier but I worry time to time. I guess it's just natural Hun, some of us worry more than others but try not to let it consume you and ruin your journey X
I was the exact same with my first baby, he's now 14 months old and I still worry about him! I've recently found out that I'm pregnant with my second, already worrying and can't wait until I have my scan! Worrying is part of being a mum :) try to relax and enjoy pregnancy, it goes so so fast! Don't worry about labour, your body is amazing and knows what to do. When baby is here you'll just know what to do as your instinct will guide you. Good luck! X
Same here baby....don't worry the worries never stop ajajaja...means you're already a wonderful mom.
The pregnancy is the easy bit - once they're born then the worrying *really* starts. Welcome to motherhood!
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