How many weeks pregnant were you when you got utterly fed up of being pregnant?

Question

Did you find that there was a point in your pregnancy when you thought 'enough! I just want it out'??!!
If so, how many weeks along were you?

I'm 31 weeks and still very happy with being pregnant but so many women seem to hit that point, I'm just interested to know!

Answer 1

I'm 30 weeks. I think with my first I was tired of being pregnant by this stage already!!

This time, despite being huge, uncomfortable, emotional, hormonal, too hot, etc etc... I am ecstatic and thanking God my bump has managed to hold on this long! I almost miscarried at 16 weeks, and I have been on bed rest ever since, I'm still terified of my little girl being preterm, but I am over the moon hat she has got to the 30 week stage, where she is now a perfectly viable (if very small) little person.

;-)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

With my 1st daughter I was bubbly, happy, and content the entire pregnancy. No cramps, maybe 2 day at the most of nausea, no stretch marks, and didn't completely show until I was at the end of my 7th month.

This one? HA. I think I was done at the start of 11wks. That's when the nausea and puking kicked in full force (still happening to this day), have really bad headaches, for weeks 8-12 I had alot of cramping, started looking obviously pregnant by the time I hit 14wks, and still all I want to do is sleep. Now don't get me wrong I'm in love with my baby, and doing everything I can to keep him healthy in there. Also to mention that my husband and I really tried for this baby. But if there was some way for me to deliver a full termed healthy baby right now...I would so be signing up for an induction...lol.

I'm 17wks now.

Answer 4

I really did enjoy being pregnant but i must admit that on about 38 week i did start to feel fed up. Good Luck and best wishes for the future.x

Answer 5

Probably about 30 weeks as I was still at work but when I finished work at 36 weeks I started enjoying it again but then at about 39 weeks I was well and truly fed up and I was 10 days late which didn't help!

Answer 6

Yeah, I dont think for a lot of us that it being sick of being pregnant persay...I am right at 40 weeks. I love feeling him kick and move still even though it;s more painfulat times with such little room in there. But I have for a couple weeks gotten to that very eager to have him out place. It's just the wanting to hold him and put him in those cute clothes and crib! I will still miss being pregnant and having this cute round belly though!

Answer 7

Unfortunately i didn`t get to the big stage and i was only pregnant for a short time,i didn`t know i was pregnant as i bled for 3 months and then when i missed a period i was 4 months but thought i was only 1,went for my first scan and got told i was 24 weeks,had my son 2 weeks later at 26 weeks,so i didn`t get to the massive stages and i feel as though i`ve missed out in alot.

Answer 8

I'm 27 weeks and am really getting tired of being pregnant already...although I haven't really enjoyed being pregnant the whole time. I was miserable my 1st trimester and not much better during the 2nd...I'm just not one of those people that enjoy pregnancy and feel great...I'm just starting my 3rd trimester and thinking ok, I'm done with this whole pregnancy thing....but I suspect it will only get worse as the weeks go by :)

Good luck!

Answer 9

First time round it was at 37-38 weeks, mainly because I was carrying a big baby and was convinced that I was going to be early, so of course I went a bit overdue. This time round I am 24 weeks and getting fed up, but it is a lot harder this time round and I am not enjoying my pregnancy as much.

Answer 10

I'm 28 weeks on my second pregnancy, and beginning to feel fed up. First time round was fantastic and didn't get big till much further on. This time I've got back ache and sciatica, had major mood swings and feel like a weeble!! I Can't wait to see my little boy though.