24 weeks pregnant

How do I stop counting down the time til I give birth. How do I enjoy the moment?
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Same here ….and I am totally fed up of it now….one day I feel good and the next day feeling worst ….and today is a worst one

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Take baby bump pictures, work on getting the nursery ready, read up on baby stuff, have a baby shower. It's not a happy time for everyone when pregnant, but do things for you as well to keep you happy. Self care, like take a warm bath, use a face mask, put your feet up. Whatever brings you to your happy place

I also feels the same….and I wonder how do people say on TikTok and other social media apps that they’re enjoying their pregnancy and staying happy. From where these mom comes 😕 Because Everyday comes up with new challenge.

I'm ready counting down to mat leave. 23 weeks tomorrow and only 7 more weeks until mat leave. I'm high risk so I'm leaving early. Also not fair to my residents when I have to cancel programming so I can travel to my specialist.

For me, it wasn’t until after my first was born that I truly realized I might not have that again. It was hard for us to conceive with her. Then when we got pregnant with our youngest I made the effort to truly enjoy the little moments. Taking videos of baby moving in there, appreciating how my daughter interacted with her baby brother through my belly…I hope you can find that happiness in this pregnancy. I would just remind yourself that this is temporary because i think you’ll miss it too.

I also count the weeks but I take weekly bump pics so it’s exiting, to see u in t grow and then I look up what’s going on with baby at this week ect. I’m also eager to meet my new babes but trying to enjoy as much one on one time with my toddler too. It’s definitely hard to enjoy the moment sometimes because pregnancy is so tiring! It’s no easy feet!

Im almost 24 weeks also and find myself doing the same. This pregnancy has been really rough. Hyperemsis and a lot of back and round ligament pain with this one. I thought my 1st was hard. Nope. But I try to relish in the kicks and get my toddler as involved as possible to savor the moments. Then I think about labor and delivery, and I'm like this can last a while longer as my 1st was a traumatic experience.

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