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- Pregnancy will bring about big changes to your relationship, especially if this is your first baby. Some people cope with these changes easily, while others find it harder. It's quite common for couples to have arguments every now and then during pregnancy.
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How to cope with changes in your relationships with your partner, family and friends when you're pregnant. Plus, coping with worries about the baby and where to go for help and support if you're pregnant and on your own.
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One of the most important relationships we will ever have in our lives is our relationship with our parents. That might feel easy, or it might have been difficult, and whether or not we feel happy about it, it will have had an effect on the way we see the world. You might find that when you are pregnant, you start to think more about your own exper...
Pregnant women are at an increased risk of domestic abuse, with prevalence rates of 5% to 21% during pregnancy. If this happens to you, the NHS has a site herewith links to where to get help. In most pregnancies that is not the case although it can be a bit of a testing time for some relationships, as your experiences and needs can be very differen...
Like many other relationships, it’s difficult to tell how pregnancy will have an impact on your relationship with your in-laws. For some people, it can be a very surprising time, as they find that their relationships with their in-laws improve, and there is a different appreciation on both sides. For others, it can increase tensions that were alrea...
Becoming a parent yourself can sometimes have an impact on your relationship with your siblings. Depending on whether they have children themselves or not, it might reactivate feelings from your own childhoods about how you were all treated by your parents. Some people find themselves disappointed that their siblings don’t seem more excited, especi...
We often don’t expect our relationships with our close friends to change during pregnancy, but sometimes they do. As with partners, your hormones, brain and body are the ones changing not theirs, and so you will be experiencing things that maybe they can’t relate to or feel excluded from. Also, being pregnant can sometimes trigger responses in our ...
One of the things that some women start to encounter during pregnancy is the sense of juggling different priorities to the people around them, and the sense of isolation that can bring. Many women experience exhaustion or sickness (during the first trimester at least) which they want to keep secret from their colleagues. This can be uncomfortable f...
Many women have not had much contact with the healthcare providers since they were children and can feel very different navigating the system as an adult. Some women talk about how it can be hard to find ways of being more empowered and more of a partner in that relationship, rather than feeling swept along in the system and just trusting everythin...
Many women talk about how they learn so much about themselves after having a baby, and this can start in pregnancy. One of the things that some pregnant women experience is a sense of lack of control. For some women this comes easily and for others this is harder, for a variety of reasons, and sometimes lead to anxiety. If this is the case for you,...
One of the most important relationship changes during pregnancy is that you will be developing a completely new relationship with a completely new person. It might feel difficult to start thinking about this early in pregnancy. However seeing your baby during scans and becoming more and more aware of them moving, might help you feel more in touch w...
One of the main things to bear in mind if you find yourself struggling or disappointed in a relationship is that often our disappointment is a result of our hopes or expectations. Being able to look at the relationship more objectively and accept the reality of the relationship can help you bear that disappointment more easily, as your expectations...
Sep 22, 2023 · “If you’re in a relationship, nurture that relationship outside of fertility,” suggests Deshpande. “Go on date nights, find a new activity to do together, and remind yourselves of how you chose to go on this journey in the first place.”
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Your relationship with your partner. Pregnancy will bring about big changes to your relationship, especially if this is your first baby. Some people cope with these changes easily, while others find it harder. It's quite common for couples to have arguments every now and then during pregnancy.
Apr 20, 2021 · Pregnancy can change your relationship with your partner. Some people cope with these changes without too many problems, but others may find it harder. Knowing where you can find support can help.
Eating well is always important, but during pregnancy it can support your partner's health and the health of your baby. For advice on how to support your partner during labour and birth, have a look at our tips for birth partners.
