I was recently informed that I am not complaining sufficiently about the difficulties of pregnancy. I can not say that I suddenly feel the need to change that but I will indulge in a bit of "problems you probably hadn't really thought about" when you are 10 months pregnant.
*Washing dishes is more difficult. Go ahead, strap half a basketball to your front and try to wash dishes. Or your hands for that matter.
*Hugging people, especially your husband, is more challenging. It is no longer quite so straight on. Far more to the side.
*Wiping off the table or handing something to someone across from you. You just can't reach as far.
*Same thing goes for attempting to reach things in high cupboards. I just can't get close enough to reach the stuff that was barely in reach previously.
*It is far more terrifying when your children come charging affectionately at you. Yes, I want to hug you. Can we do it at a slower speed please?
*You can't carry things as close to you. The basket of laundry is far more arm work because it can't just rest against you as effectively.
So there you go, a few of the random problems that you face when you are incredibly pregnant.
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