AnnaB79, Thank you : Fact is, I know he does I'm trying to come to terms with it I don't want to push him away by ANY means Thanks again :. I am only 14 weeks pregnant and I already feel super clingy. My husband is a huge golfer so he loves this time of year to go out and play..
I even started crying one day when he was leaving. I dont know what im having yet but it sounds like this happens with girls. I sometimes cry if hubby is going to be home late from work! Then when he does get home I follow him around the house like a lost little puppy dog!
I even walked in the bathroom with him not realizing it! Thanks so much ladies! It feels so nice to know I'm not the only one!! This is my 4th pregnancy and I don't remember this with the others Wonder if there is some weird "girl" connection? I feel like I've been annoying lately. I totally do the lost puppy dog follow when he gets home too, it's the weirdest thing but I just can't get enough of him.
Definitely not complaining though, I love the guy to bits, and for the first trimester didn't want him touching me lol. THis is a nice change. Oh and we're expecting a girl too :. By making some small adjustments to your time together, you should be able to help her deal with these coming weeks, and prepare her to be the most amazing big sister.
By Little Spoon. Skip to content. Dear Is This Normal, I have a one year old and currently expecting baby 2. Questions, Answered. Back to Support. Pregnancy brings big changes to your life, especially if this is your first baby. Some people find it easier to cope with these changes than others do.
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