My husband always says he can tell when I am pregnant because I start nesting in a severe way. I once was going to go buy a pregnancy test and my hubby told me that it wasn’t necessary. I asked him why and he said I wasn’t going in my nesting frenzy so he knew. He was right. I wasn’t pregnant.
That’s interesting. I don’t hit serious nesting until the second trimester. But I know I’m pregnant before I take the test because I wake up hot in the middle of the night and can’t sleep. I guess it must be the hormone surge. The entire nine months I sleep hot.
We actually have Bella’s clothes in plastic drawers now too. The drawers used to hold our plastic containers and lids but were repurposed when we moved.
You know I swear I start having symptoms before implantation too. And I’ve been charting my cycles, so I’m pretty certain about the time line.
You do cardboard, I do rubbermaid… Actually, I have been content with plastic drawers for the babies. They’re kind of a happy medium!
My mom knows when I’m pregnant because I complain of feeling “weird”—shaky, weak, stomach upset. I told her she couldn’t have known this time because the symptoms likely occurred before implantation. However, that doesn’t change the fact that her hunch was right!
This is such an exciting time!
Wonderful!
My husband always says he can tell when I am pregnant because I start nesting in a severe way. I once was going to go buy a pregnancy test and my hubby told me that it wasn’t necessary. I asked him why and he said I wasn’t going in my nesting frenzy so he knew. He was right. I wasn’t pregnant.
That’s interesting. I don’t hit serious nesting until the second trimester. But I know I’m pregnant before I take the test because I wake up hot in the middle of the night and can’t sleep. I guess it must be the hormone surge. The entire nine months I sleep hot.
We actually have Bella’s clothes in plastic drawers now too. The drawers used to hold our plastic containers and lids but were repurposed when we moved.
You know I swear I start having symptoms before implantation too. And I’ve been charting my cycles, so I’m pretty certain about the time line.
Run with it!
You do cardboard, I do rubbermaid…
Actually, I have been content with plastic drawers for the babies. They’re kind of a happy medium!
My mom knows when I’m pregnant because I complain of feeling “weird”—shaky, weak, stomach upset. I told her she couldn’t have known this time because the symptoms likely occurred before implantation. However, that doesn’t change the fact that her hunch was right!