10 HONEST TRUTHS ABOUT PREGNANCY

3rd May 2018 23 Comments

This is my 10 honest truths about pregnancy post. Prepare for brutal honesty. I am currently 19 weeks pregnant and wanted to post a little something about the actual truths of pregnancy; this is not meant to scare you, just shed a little truth. If you missed my pregnancy announcement you can find it here. Enjoy 😉

1. Morning sickness is not morning sickness at all. It is ALL DAMN DAY sickness. No kidding! Nausea does not ease after you have been sick either. It’s great!


2. You look bloated and round before you even have a bump. Honestly I swear I was bigger at 6 weeks than I am at 19 weeks. So weird. But everyone that has been pregnant has told me about the dreaded bloat.


3. It’s exhausting growing a tiny human. Exhausting. Normally I love to sleep anyway but I could honestly sleep all day every day and still be tired at the moment.


4. It’s suuuuper hard to get comfortable. Just prepare yourself for 40 weeks of uncomfortableness.


5. It is the best thing EVER to feel your baby move in your belly. And it feels nothing like people say it does. It’s a very distinctive, “oh wow, thats baby” feeling. Kinda like when you have a smear test and its a weird feeling up behind your belly? Yeah it’s similar. It can also make you feel sick when the baby is moving loads deep inside your belly. I was sick on myself this morning 🙂


6.Ultrasound scans can HURT. Yup, never knew this until it happened to me. Baby girl is a wriggler and they have to jab her to get her to move into the correct position for measurement. Also, they have to press hard sometimes and it really really hurts. 


7. It’s like being budda. People want to touch your belly and smooth you for good luck. It’s so weird the first couple of times but you do get used to it haha. 


8. You get emotional. Very emotional. Like I can cry at anything. Everything pisses me off. The littlest thing can make me super angry. I get hangry, alot. It’s kinda like being on your period but continuous. 

9. The floor is very, VERY far away. You drop something whilst pregnant? Its gone.


10. Get used to not seeing your vajayjay! Honestly. It’s gone. Disappeared. Vamoosh. I did have a nicely kept vaj up until my bump blocked my way and now god knows what it looks like down there. Am I embarrassed? Nope. Am I scared to see what it looks like in another 4 months? Very! 


Hope you enjoyed this little taste of pregnancy realness. In all honestly it is hard. Some people have harder times than others and some enjoy every single part of it; but pregnancy is such a beautiful thing to experience, the good and the bad. Your growing a tiny human!! Huge pat on the back for you, and a back rub while I’m there 😉 god knows you need it. If you would to keep up to date with my you can follow me on Instagram here.


Katie x

 

23 Comments

  • Ambar Syed 3rd May 2018 at 2:09 pm

    This is such an interesting post – love your writing style too – very light hearted and fun to read!
    Ambar x
    http://www.herlittleloves.co.uk

    • katiefloss 3rd May 2018 at 4:42 pm

      Awww thank you lovely. Glad you enjoyed x

  • Heather Nixon 3rd May 2018 at 3:28 pm

    Congrats on your pregnancy! x<

  • Ayse Merve 3rd May 2018 at 3:57 pm

    Great post! Congrats on your pregnancy aswell lovely! x

  • Lauren 3rd May 2018 at 5:09 pm

    I totally agree with everything! I’m currently pregnant with my third. I am struggling so much to bend down and pick things up now, and god knows I’m dreading the labour too, despite knowing what it’s like. Congrats on the pregnancy x

    • katiefloss 3rd May 2018 at 5:56 pm

      Thanks lovely 🙂 hahaa I know. You need a lil truth once in a while lol xx

  • Wanderlust Daydreaming 4th May 2018 at 10:34 am

    Haha love this post! The floor is definitely way further than you think! So glad to be the nausea bit too, even if it does sneak back up on me now and again!

    Abi xo | http://www.wanderlustdaydreaming.co.uk

    • katiefloss 8th May 2018 at 9:59 am

      Haha it really is. I've resorted to picking some things up with my toes, or if it's food it's bella's haha xx

  • charannelane 4th May 2018 at 2:45 pm

    Congratulations on your pregnancy! I bet it's such a roller coaster of an experience! The nausea sounds horrible, I hate feeling sick (not that anyone likes it) xo

    Char | http://www.charslittleblog.co.uk

    • katiefloss 8th May 2018 at 10:00 am

      Yeah it does suck! Can't complain too much though as I haven't had it as bad as some xx

  • Laurzrah 6th May 2018 at 7:56 am

    Eeeeeep almost halfway! Exciting 🙂

    • katiefloss 8th May 2018 at 10:01 am

      I know! I'm 20 weeks now and the pregnancy is flying by xx

  • FayeJessica 8th May 2018 at 4:41 pm

    I love this post, it's so honest and educating. Congratulations and despite the negative aspects it'll all be worth it when baby arrives x

    Faye Jessica | fayejessica.co.uk

  • Gemma Louise 8th May 2018 at 4:56 pm

    I remember the nausea well, it was horrendous so I feel your pain �� all worth it though!

  • Lauren Carmen 8th May 2018 at 5:16 pm

    I love that you’ve shared your pregnancy truths – such a lovely post idea ❤️
    Xxx Lauren

  • Heather Nixon 9th May 2018 at 8:03 am

    Such an interesting post – I think it's so weird that people would always want to touch your belly! x

    http://www.ofbeautyandnothingness.co.uk

  • Unknown 9th May 2018 at 6:08 pm

    My friend went through a really bad pregnacy, and I think it's put me off for life haha! xx

    Brooke | http://www.brookeclarke.com

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