Pregnancy - What You Should Cover Up While Pregnant
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Pregnancy: Embracing Your Journey
Summary:
Why some women choose to cover up during pregnancy.---
Pregnancy is often described as a time when women are at their most beautiful. However, not everyone feels this way, especially when faced with the physical changes, like saying goodbye to their pre-pregnancy figure for nine months. These changes can be overwhelming, and some women might feel self-conscious.
Carrying a baby, along with the extra weight, can be challenging. It’s not uncommon for some women to feel less confident during this time. But remember, there’s a whole world of fashion dedicated to making expecting mothers feel fabulous.
In the world of pregnancy, "covering up" is akin to a makeover. It’s a way for some women to feel more comfortable with their new silhouette, similar to how a sumo wrestler might look. But pregnancy is a wondrous experience, especially when you finally hold your newborn in your arms.
If it’s your first pregnancy, understanding the baby’s development can be a bit daunting. Initially, you might not recognize those flutters as baby movements, since everything is new.
Around 18 to 20 weeks, you may experience your first noticeable movements. Don’t worry if these movements aren’t constant; every baby needs rest. By weeks 20 to 24, baby activity increases, and the kicks and turns intensify.
Between 24 and 28 weeks, your baby might develop hiccups, occasionally causing jolts. During this period, the amniotic sac contains about 750 ml (approximately 26 fl oz) of fluid, allowing your baby to move freely. As you reach the 29th week, movements become more distinct due to limited space.
Around the 36th week, your baby will position head-down, and you’ll likely feel prods and jabs. These might include some uncomfortable kicks to the ribs. From weeks 36 to 40, your baby will be larger, resulting in decreased activity. During the last two weeks, their growth slows slightly?"this is normal.
For those who still prefer to cover up, consider embracing trendy designer maternity wear. Remember, while you can play with fashion, the beautiful result of your journey will soon be evident for all to see?"proudly, mom!
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