girl talk: pregnancy nd motherhood

This topic was created in the The Powder Room forum by TaurusGal92 on Thursday, May 26, 2016 and has 8 replies.

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@TaurusGal92
10 Years500+ PostsTaurus

girls only reply plz *********

hi girls so lets talk about pregnancy, child birth and motherhood in this thread. : )

i wanna know if u've ever been pregnant, ever had babies and what was ur experience but mostly i wanna ask some questions cuz this is my first baby on its way and im not sure whats happening or if these symptoms are normal.

lately ive been having alot of vaginal discharge..... tmi but its true. is this normal so early in a pregnancy or in a pregnancy at all? im scared that i could lose the baby losing so many fluids.

also..... i noticed i have to shave alot more then i used to. i used to shave my legs once every 3-4 days and it was fine but now i find myself shaving my legs everyday and im growing hair in weird places.... : (

also any advice for new mothers and how to handle stuff while bein a working mom? thanks girls : )

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@TaurusGal92
10 Years500+ PostsTaurus

**** only serious responses only plz *******

also this is kinda personal but i wonder after i have my baby if my private area is gonna be the same and if sex is still gonna feel the same or if it will be different? this is very important to me so mothers plz let me know

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@justagirl
12 Years10,000+ Posts

Posted by TaurusGal92
**** only serious responses only plz *******

also this is kinda personal but i wonder after i have my baby if my private area is gonna be the same and if sex is still gonna feel the same or if it will be different? this is very important to me so mothers plz let me know

she already directed you on a great place to get your answers..

Posted by K_1018
Wrong website

http://www.babycenter.com/


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@Keres
10 YearsCancer

Yes, increased vaginal discharge is normal early in pregnancy. The hormones change many things in your body. Ask your ob/gyn questions when you go to your next visit, and don't be afraid to call them when you have a concern. Your vag will decrease in size after Baby arrives, but will not be as tight as it was before. Try to make healthy decisions as far as your diet, because what you eat will also nourish Baby. There are plenty of books and websites available with information about what to expect during your pregnancy, how Baby is growing, and anything else you could possibly want to learn about. Most women have a natural maternal instinct that kicks in when their baby is born. There are plenty of resources out there to help if you look for them.

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@FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428
11 Years10,000+ Posts

Posted by TaurusGal92
**** only serious responses only plz *******

also this is kinda personal but i wonder after i have my baby if my private area is gonna be the same and if sex is still gonna feel the same or if it will be different? this is very important to me so mothers plz let me know

I would be careful all this can lead to Pre and Post Partum depression decreasing the sex drive.

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@Hemispheres
11 Years1,000+ PostsTaurus

Posted by Keres
Yes increased vaginal discharge is normal early in pregnancy. The hormones change many things in your body. Ask your ob/gyn questions when you go to your next visit, and don't be afraid to call them when you have a concern. Your vag will decrease in size after Baby arrives, but will not be as tight as it was before. Try to make healthy decisions as far as your diet, because what you eat will also nourish Baby. There are plenty of books and websites available with information about what to expect during your pregnancy, how Baby is growing, and anything else you could possibly want to learn about. Most women have a natural maternal instinct that kicks in when their baby is born. There are plenty of resources out there to help if you look for them.

Gem is her OBGYN

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@Missvirgo
13 Years

Are you even old enough to be having a baby ?? You're asking things that any expectant mother would know naturally and if not then researched via the handbooks they give you constantly throughout your pregnancy .

The website that some kind person has provided you with is probably the way forward for you .