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From The Confessional: I Really Hated Being Pregnant

 
 
Scary Mommy
Oct 17, 2022
 
 
LIFESTYLE
From The Confessional: I Really Hated Being Pregnant
 
Oh, pregnancy: what a wild ride, right? And today we're rounding up unfiltered thoughts on the subject from our Scary Mommy Confessional. "I hate pregnancy this second time around. It seems so much harder than with my 1st," says one mom; another is worried: "I'm scared of having postpartum depression and rage. Due in 4 weeks." Whether pregnancy is in your rear-view mirror or the baby is bouncing on your bladder as you read this, I bet you've got some thoughts. And, as always, if you want to share, hit us up through the form here

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
 
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Born before 1991? If so, there's an important way to catch up to your kids when it comes to your health! And look moms, we know how wildly busy you are (do the to-do lists ever end?), but new CDC info means its time for adults aged 19-59 to get caught up. So, what are you waiting for? Head to heplisavb.com today to learn more about how to get caught up with your kids. Here's to prioritizing your health this season and beyond!
 
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When I became a parent, I couldn't wait for my kids to play sports, because I knew how deeply those experiences had shaped me," writes Vanessa Kroll Bennett, who was a multi-sport athlete growing up and played college soccer. "But I was wholly unprepared for what I would encounter in today's youth sports. In just a generation, things had changed so dramatically — the intensity, time commitment, high cost, required specialization — that it wasn't clear to me if my kids would benefit the same way I had." Give it a read and see if you feel the same about the youth sports merry-go-round.
 
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