It's so hard not to worry about something happening to the baby. I'm constantly worrying about a M/C. At 11 weeks I should start being excited for the baby instead of worrying. Has anyone else felt this way? Any advice?
Yeah, I did. One died during birth and one died shortly after he was born
I was hype at 12 weeks. I was like everything's cool since my risk has gone way down, then I lost my boys at 20 weeks due to early labor.
I'm borrowing a Doppler from a coworker and every time I get worried I just find the baby's heartbeat and listen 😊😍❤
I'm 23 weeks and 5 days and I'm still worrying
I bought heart beat Doppler off Amazon!! it was such an awesome thing to have in the beginning. til I started feeling her. even now i use to just to hear her little heart beat! @bwitmer
I worried throughout the whole pregnancy lol it's normal. Even once I began feeling kicks, I was constantly counting them. Just don't stress yourself out! but we're moms it's our job to worry. :p
yes. I've had 2 miscarriages, & pregnant with my rainbow baby now. it's okay to worry just don't let it get the best of you. stay positive and pray
It's like I don't wanna get attached. We are doing announcement pictures this evening and apart of me is so excited. Then there is that other part of me that's worried.
I still feel this way at 15 weeks I think it's common to worry
My husband takes his cousin girlfriend to work. Should I be worried about the FEMALE coming on to my husband?
I am always so worried about baby 😫
When people tell me not to worry and I'm standing here pregnant as hell and worrying about everything... Just cause ya tell me not to doesn't mean it's going to change that I worry about literally everything.
So worried about my baby I'm 31 weeks and my baby is only 3.3 lbs 😪😓
Should I be worried about my husband joining the Air Force
I didn't start feeling less worried until we had our first sonogram at 12 weeks. I think it's totally natural to be afraid of worst case scenarios. But I gave it to God and said that I trust his plan. I can't prevent what will happen, so I'll enjoy the ride as long as I'm able.