It's really hard to bite my tongue on here sometimes. So many posts with food I know isn't good…
It's really hard to bite my tongue on here sometimes. So many posts with food I know isn't good during pregnancy (too many toxins), comments about how being pregnant means you can eat anything you want (and as much as you want), and self conscious, teeny tiny girls with barely there tummies saying they look massive. 😯 I'm over here like, "my right tit is bigger than you, and you think you're 'massive'???" 😲
I'm a FTM, but even I can see the pregnancy myths floatin' around like crazy. To each their own, I suppose, but it can still be bothersome. 😣
Am I one of the rare few who reads anything and everything (credible) I can get my hands on? I'm probably diving a little too head first into all this, but I can't help it.
Buddhist Mama·
Lol I was like this when I was a FTM too.
Stephanie Valentine·
Мама сына (1 год), беременна (31 нед.)
Yeah things change once you've been through it once.
Jaye·
First time mom 😊
Jaye·
@nitarose070793 first time mom 😊
Deleted·
Meh. Reading all that stuff makes you paranoid, I'm much happier just living and not trying to live by books and articles.
Marilu·
When I was a first time mom I couldn't eat anything because I had gallbladder disease. When I was pregnant with my second I craved brownies and Mt Dew. With my 3rd I only wanted fruit and water. At the end of the pregnancy I wanted lunch meat so I ate it. I think with anything "first time" people are a little more worried about things. There are toxins in the air, in food, in water, in everything, our household products. What's good for one isn't good for another. Outside of diabetes and high blood pressure and allergies I can't think of anyone who was harmed or the baby by eating their cravings. Our body does some crazy stuff to our appetite when we're pregnant. Lol