LifeTagsLulu YouTuber PREGNANCY, PARENTING and LIFESTYLE BLOG!

This isn't a scientific study or evidence based anything. It is just my experience and my thoughts on the matter. I have dealt with insomnia my whole life but pregnancy insomnia is on a whole different level. Sleeping while young and busy is something that you can play with amounts and timing. Unfortunately, when  you are pregnant and already a mother that is something that is essential to daily life. If one nap or hour is missed, life goes haywire. Working while pregnant caused me to think twice about what was priority . I had to rarely get to work when the spots swimming in front of my eyes blocked my vision and my head in the toilet caused my already tardy self to be not only later but absentee . I was so sick straight through my fifth month with no "just the first trimester" morning sickness. It was going to last all throughout my pregnancy and I had to find a solution. The first solution was to constantly eat . Keeping my belly full kept the nausea away most

I am at five months pregnant more than I was 9 months pregnant with my first child and nearly as much when I  was with my second child. I am hoping it is healthy weight gain since I have been so sick with morning sickness.  My cure for morning sickness has been to keep my stomach "topped off" and FULL! It decreases the amount of acid I would taste in my throat and hunger I would feel at an almost constant level the first four months. Yes, I said four months and still going! They say morning sickness lasts only the first trimester. For me that was true with my daughters. I felt a bit nauseous but never the vomiting and dizziness that sent me to the doctor as much as with this pregnancy. The weight I gained was when I learned the trick to not vomiting was to CONSTANTLY be eating.  The weight is piling on now and he is a big boy so far. He is measuring just right for his age but you can see all the chubs on the sonograms already. My stomach is measuring about three