I'm 35 weeks pregnate and having bad dreams?

Question

Okay, I don't want to have to tell you all about the crazy dreams though last night and the day before I've had dreams of people dying (scary) yes what could this mean and did you have any of these dreams before your precious little one came to the new world?

Answer 1

Not to worry, it's all normal. Pregnant women tend to be more sensitive for many variables...hormones, lack of sleep, stress, etc.....having bad dreams doesn't mean anything.
It just means you're concerned about your baby, who you love & want to protect from harm.
I remember, I couldn't watch the news. It was too upsetting for me.

Answer 2

Hi Alexandra, pregnant women face an almost endless list of concerns-some valid and others not so. Women also naturally worry if their babies will be healthy, so they fret over whether or not they are eating the right foods, taking the right vitamins and getting enough exercise. Worry stretches into excess though when an expectant mom frets over everything from whether or not to eat the skin of an apple to how long she should wait to take her vitamin after lunch. As many silly worries as moms concoct, though, there are valid issues of concern. They affect some women to greater degrees than others.
Of course, these issues are just a synopsis of the concerns and worries pregnant women face. Naturally, every woman has her own specific circumstances that make some of these concerns less important, while others are more so. There are also concerns each woman has that are unique to her.

But relative to all expecting moms is that they face a number of worries and potential stressors. In extreme situations, these stressors lead into depression.
Dir Alexandra, do not make a fuss, all will OK!!
Think about your baby.
Jason Homan

Answer 3

totally normal, not to worry, but I know it's scary!