2 months pregnant and exhausted after 1 day in work

[andrealynne]

i am 8 weeks pregnant and feel rubbish anyway but after 1 day in work the next day i cant do much and feel like i can barely move wich isnt good when i have work the next day as well or the house needs cleaning and i just cant be bothered and i was just wondering if anyone had any tips on how to get some more energy?

I think people are going to LOL at your post. I can't talk I'm a man but my wife worked full time 50-60 hours a week in a pressurised job until 36 weeks pregnant.
I'm sure many women on here have had to do the same... I know from my wife's experience that it's freeking exhausting being pregnant and working.

Your only just starting your pregnancy and I know you could be experiencing morning sickness ect though you don't say that. You don't say if you are working full time?

Good luck

Hi,

I am new to mums net and wanted some advice from fellow parents regarding an incident that took place at one of the holiday camps run by Super camps during the Easter holidays. While enrolling my LO in the camp, I clearly stated that my child is unable to swim in the booking form which was confirmed to me in the booking email. However this information was not handed over to the onsite camp manager and my LO was allowed to enter the big pool. My LO was offered arm bands but despite that within minutes of entering my LO was distressed and was not able to manage. A lifeguard had to jump in to rescue and bring him back up. He was quite distressed after the incident. I was told about this incident that evening which has left me completely shaken as any parent would. The onsite manager showed me the form they had and there was no information about my child's swimming status in that form. Super camps never got in touch to explain why the information was not passed over to the camp manager. I have lost all faith with Super Camps now and have put in a formal complaint. Only after my complaint, they have bothered to come back to say they are investigating this error. Just wanted to get your views on what more I can do as clearly this can happen with any child attending Super Camp locations across the UK.

Apologies just realised my posted is the wrong thread.

Hello op.I am seven weeks pregnant with dc2 and sympathise with the exhaustion. However I remember from last time that it was pretty much better by about 12 weeks so I can deal with it as a temporary thing. I'm therefore ignoring the housework and going to bed as soon as dd goes to bed, and taking the odd day of holiday from work so I can rest.

The tiredness comes back in late pregnancy but by then you are huge so everyone cuts you some slack and then you get to go on maternity leave. Early pregnancy is the hardest part IMO.

Is your dp/dh pulling his weight?