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@pasha0672 I wouldn’t do it personally, because all three pregnancies the exhaustion hit me around 6 weeks. I just spend all day looking forward to going to bed. Zero energy. Each pregnancy has varied with the amount of nausea, but the exhaustion has been consistent. I’m just now feeling like...

@dawnhammer Lol yes!!! My 2nd pregnancy I was like maybe this pregnancy will be different! LOL no. Also typing this from the couch 🤷🏻‍♀️ I just try to remember I do eventually feel normal again… but dang the 1st trimester feels LONG.

@dawnhammer It really does hit you like a ton of bricks doesn’t it? You’re like oh I feel fine and you’re thinking you can carry on like normal… and then… 😩

@sushi7 Have you had a baby before? I have literally never heard of family that’s willing to be up all night and be incredibly sleep deprived voluntarily. People have jobs and lives and they didn’t choose to have a baby. My family could not be more supportive, but no one signs up for that. Even...

@sushi7 The difference with support from family vs spouse is your family is not going to want to be up with you at 3am when your baby has been cluster feeding for 6 hours and screaming with gas pains, or trade 3 hours of sleep at a time if your baby contact sleeps only

@yuliza My husband would never, partly because he didn’t want to be away from us and has never spent a night away from the babies, but mainly because of how incredibly sleep deprived we both are with a newborn. He’s every bit as involved as I am taking care of the baby and that’s round the...

@khazarian1 This!! I was so surprised how early it changed! I’m not even showing and my running has drastically changed. The baby is still tiny.

@sherithorb I was going to post basically this. I cut down a lot in my 1st tri because of exhaustion and inability to eat much. I’m 14 weeks now, ran 9 miles last week and felt like the Tin Man. So slow and creaky. Where is my smooth faster stride gone?! I was running a solid 2-3 min per mile...