What's your favourite part of being pregnant?

[Shortninbread]

Hi expectant ones, I'm 16 weeks pregnant with DC3 - definitely our last - and I want to savour this final experience of having a pregnant body. So please tell me what you love most about being pregnant! Thx

[hugoagogo]

The baby at the end, being pregnant is purgatory.

[Uiscebeatha85]

First pregnancy here, nearly 34 weeks. Best thing for me at the minute is that the end is in sight.

[OutOfAces]

Thick bouncy hair that didn't get greasy like my normal fine lank mop!
Long nails.

[SouthDownsSunshine]

Feeling the baby move. It's the best feeling ever.

[AliceInHinterland]

Feeling like a big ship with full sails when I'm walking around and everyone smiling at you.

[Mrsantithetic]

For me it was them both just being mine.

No one but me knew when they kicked unless I mentioned it and I loved feeling them move about.

Then they came out and I had to share them with everyone but I did really love being pregnant. Even with horrendous Spd that left me on crutches

[Glitterspy]

Dressing quite differently to normal and totally for comfort

[dylsmimi]

I love being pregnant - also with my third. I love feeling the baby move. And having a lovely bump (j imagine I am all lovely bump when I am probably just huge)
A whole new wardrobe of clothes!!
Being able to Ohhh over super cute baby clothes without people commenting you are getting broody - too late!!!

[windygales]

Knowing it doesn't last for ever

[FuzzyOwl]

Having a bump to stroke and cradle!

[Kimononono]

Feeling the baby move that's it. I hate being pregnant. Especially when it's summer and I could be drinking summer cocktails in the garden :-(

[Salene]

Nothing at all, pregnacy is shit. I hate it.

[OnePlanOnHouzz]

The getting pregnant bit was fun !!!

[CharminglyGawky]

I'm only 10 weeks with my first but so far the only good things have been knowing that once all this is finally over we will have a baby and the look on my mum's face when I told her.

Of course once the morning sickness is over (dear god I hope this will end) I am hoping to actually enjoy some aspects of being pregnant!

[Unthoughtknown]

The lovely swishy hair.

[AdoraKiora]

Feeling the baby move.

Wearing tight clothes around my big belly and not giving a shit (it all changes after birth )

[Kimononono]

Oh god I'm 21 weeks and dreading that already. My belly was like a deflated baggy balloon/jelly for weeks (sob)

[orangebird69]

I did not enjoy pregnancy, I felt so uncomfortable the entire time. I did however look great (if I do say so myself) and my hair was glorious.

[frikadela01]

First pregnancy here. 38+2... knowing it will be over by this time next week (I'm being induced). I've hated being pregnant. I don't feel like my body is my own.

[PickledLilly]

I hate being pregnant. The heartburn, the insomnia, the crippling SPD, all shit. Knowing I only have to go to work for another 11 days doesn't make up for it but it is something I'm looking forward to! Also, eating ice cream rather than permanently being on a diet.

[Twinklestar2]

Being able to eat whatever I want

And the baby at the end, of course.

[Shortninbread]

Feeling baby move is the best bit! I miss it when it's over. It is my first time with morning sickness this third pregnancy. I now understand how crap that is and why so many of you don't like being pregnant.

[RaeSkywalker]

I'm 18 weeks with DC1 and have HG, so it's been pretty miserable so far.

However:

• the scan was amazing
  
• feeling the baby moving makes me so happy
  
• I feel really connected to the baby now, and chat away to it quite a lot I feel like I'm getting to know it!
  
• I have a bump now, so I'm finally being offered seats etc --would've been helpful 10
  

weeks ago when I was unmedicated and being sick 30+ times a day--

• DH loves the baby as much as I do

[ColdTeaAgain]

Wearing floaty maternity dresses.
Finishing work and doing fuck all until baby arrives (this obviously only applies when it's your first).

Err....yeah, that's it.

[MrsMogginsMinge]

Not having to hold my tummy in.