@nicholelynn_: The list of “rules” for a pregnant woman has become so astronomical long, IMO, making it extremely hard to just enjoy your pregnancy. Of course I understand the rules serve a purpose .. to keep you and your baby safe but are we being overly cautious in some circumstances?? Idk what do you guys think? For me, ima take my hot showers 🥵 #pregnancy #pregnancyjourney #pregnancyhumor #pregnant #pregnantmom #pregnantlife #27weekspregnant #creatorsearchinsights

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RPD :

Stretch marks are genetic

2025-05-28 13:02:33

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Britt :

I agree with all except stretch marks! I tried it alllllllll and my stomach still looks like a tiger attacked it 😅 Some people just have stretchier skin than others. I’ve had stretch marks on my thighs since I was 12.

2025-05-29 02:11:59

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fphipps17 :

No deli meat isn't propaganda....... it's facts. My aunt got listeria from it and my cousin almost died

2025-05-28 22:45:10

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gbreezy444 :

How do y’all feel about sleeping on your backs? Bc every morning I wake up on my back… and yes I have a pregnancy pillow 💀

2025-05-28 20:25:29

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Abby :

I took long baths , would soak in the tub , ate sandwiches, had my coffee every morning . My child came out perfectly healthy

2025-06-13 17:45:13

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Megan :

It has been proven that stretch marks are genetic. DM me for credible data if you’d like to learn more!

2025-05-30 14:05:42

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Amber Mothersell :

The only thing I want is a turkey sandwich but I can’t get past it 😩

2025-05-28 14:29:28

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Ashfran :

I ate "dippy" eggs this morning 🙌🏻🥰

2025-05-29 01:26:09

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Vanessa Dibble :

I followed all the “rules” with my first pregnancy and it ended in miscarriage. I’m choosing to not spend this pregnancy in fear.

2025-05-28 16:46:18

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Bitch ♡ Pudding :

People got mad at me for posting scooters while pregnant 😭 like chill there a moms doing way harder things than scooters ❄️❄️❄️

2025-05-28 15:22:06

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Car🌵 :

You can have prepackaged deli meat, just not fresh cut.

2025-05-29 00:32:15

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seven :

😁

2025-08-02 20:49:48

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ravneetdhillon3505 :

Oh wow congratulations for the 2nd baby.. 🎉🎉 last time we were pregnant at same time… I use to watch all your videos with baby stuff and everything.

2025-06-04 02:51:02

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Meredith Meri :

Wait we can’t take hot showers?! I knew no hot tubs / hot baths

2025-05-29 03:15:59

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April Gushue :

The only reason I couldn’t do hot showers is because I’d have swollen hands and feet after 😭 but god they felt so good during haha

2025-05-30 16:56:04

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Krista Breann | Mama💕 :

Sameee. My second pregnancy was v v different 🤣

2025-05-28 14:37:52

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✨ Bri ✨ :

I have my morning coffee every. single. morning. If I don’t have my coffee, I’m a nightmare to deal with. This baby has been made purely from Subway turkey sandwiches, cooked sushi, and sugar free Dr. Pepper. I enjoy a nice hot bath at least once a week as well because the pelvic pain is UNREAL some days.

2025-05-28 14:08:46

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Kelly :

I’ve never had so much caffeine in my life than my second pregnancy. It’s what I crave and I never usually drink it. Yes to all of these!

2025-06-14 01:45:47

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leah | sahm :

Used to agree w/ the hot showers until I started passing out from taking them 🙃

2025-05-31 05:09:01

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Emi :

Except it’s literally proven that stretch marks ARE genetic…… you can reduce the look, but you can’t fully prevent them. If you’re gonna get them, you’re gonna

2025-05-30 14:09:36

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03alayna :

Iced coffee every single day but SCARED of a steak that’s a little too red 😭😂 i got food poisoning once while not pregnant, id hate to see it pregnant

2025-05-28 13:47:17

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Lindsay | SAHM :

I love this list!!! ❤️

2025-07-09 18:18:57

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Mia :

I’m not eating my steak well done🤭

2025-05-30 01:02:24

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SCARLETT :

stretch marks are genetic, it is completely normal to get them!? 🧐

2025-06-14 05:44:13

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Jen | Motherhood & pregnancy :

My first pregnancy I was so scared to take hot showers, this time I’m like nope scolding hot it is hahahhaa still scared of deli meat tho 😂

2025-05-28 13:14:38

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