According to a recent study from the Netherlands, new moms will struggle with low self-esteem during pregnancy, and they will continue to lose confidence until their child is three years old.
When you’re pregnant, it’s not unusual to have a dry mouth. In fact, some women report feeling more thirsty or having a dry mouth from the moment they wake up until they go to bed at night. For most, this is just an annoying side effect of being pregnant and does nothing to interfere with their daily lives. But for others, it can be downright debilitating, which is why this post will give you some simple ways that may help your mouth feel less dry during pregnancy!
It is amazing how being pregnant can affect you and your body in so many ways. During both my pregnancies my eyesight changed.
I have issues getting pregnant, staying pregnant and being pregnant. When I was expecting Maxi people actually thought I had a terminal illness. I was in fact suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum. For me this meant that I vomited pretty much constantly and when I wasn’t vomiting I felt nauseous.
