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9 Beautiful Benefits Of Being Pregnant

by Lajja

Being pregnant is one of the greatest blessings. Growing a life inside you is a task for which only a mother is qualified for. The story of your nine months has amazing chapters of which you will relish every word. Pregnancy suddenly changes the impression of the people around you. You will be astonished by the changes you will feel inside you. And that wait of nine months for the arrival of your angel is like a festival for every mother to be glorified.

Check out the 9 incredible reasons you will love being pregnant:

You’ve got a secret.

You know that feeling you get before the world knows you’re pregnant? The feeling that you’re walking around with the biggest, best secret in the world? There’s nothing quite as exciting as being pregnant and not yet looking pregnant but knowing that you’ve got a little person growing inside of you. Until you decide to tell other people, the pregnancy will be your little secret, and that somehow makes the pregnancy seem all the more exciting. Pregnancy is like an exciting, happy, giddy kind of secret that’s honestly like nothing else.

Good hair and nails days abound.

Pregnancy hormones are frustrating. On the one hand, they can propel your emotions on a roller coaster ride. On the other hand: hair and nails just get incredible every day. When you’re pregnant, everything in your body is developing more quickly due to boosted hormone levels, and that includes your nails and hair. Moreover,  you lose lesser hair each day when you’re expecting, which makes your tresses appear thicker, fuller and flip worthy. Long gone are the days of intensive conditioners, spray in protectors,  straightening and setting. These days your long, luscious hair looks picture perfect from the moment you look in the mirror. What’s more? previously thin or brittle nails may certainly get healthier. That’s what happens when your belly is growing. Paint your nails and flip your hair to your heart’s content.

A glowing complexion

Some expecting women battle acne, while some reap benefits: Moms-to-be who have better skin can thank an increase in hormones for their smoother complexion.

Dr Ranella Hirsch, vice president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery analysed that the rosy glow which expecting women can get is caused by an increase in blood volume in your body while you’re pregnant, which means the skin gets more oxygen and circulation. The little one growing inside you has already started carving you beautiful.

VIP treatment

Pregnant women have been known to melt even the iciest of hearts — even in the human hellhole that is public transportation and they may even let you cut the line at the airport bathroom if you’re lucky. When people see your growing belly, they roll out the red carpet. Often, people are nicer to you when you’re pregnant.

Probably people are in an astonishment, of how amazing you are to be growing an actual human inside your womb — or maybe they’re just concerned that if they get on the wrong side of you, those pregnancy hormones they’ve heard so much about will make you punch them in the face. Who cares? Enjoy a few months where everyone wants to fluff your pillow, bring you a drink, massage your feet. Even enjoy strangers holding doors open for you, giving you the best parking spot, helping to carry heavy packages and smiling at you in the street. Let them look after you before you have to start looking after a baby.

Freedom for FOOD

Pregnancy is not a good time to be obsessing over calories and bothering about your macros. A healthy, balanced diet is important, of course, but you can also encompass freedom around food that you may not have endured since you were too young to make your own eating decisions. The American Pregnancy Association recommends that a typical pregnant woman needs 350–450 additional calories PER DAY.  Average-weight women may gain 25 to 35 pounds during pregnancy — which may sound like a lot or a little to you. Just remember: The most important thing is the overall wellness of you and your baby. Also, remember that maternity pants have expandable waistbands for a reason. So go ahead, eat an entire pint of full-fat frozen yoghurt.

No More Periods

Pregnancy has one more gift for you that is a relief from your monthly ritual. What could be better than not facing blood loss? for at least the next nine months.

Hooray!!! For a Goodbye to the ridiculously expensive sanitary products, menstrual cramps and that monthly spot upon your chin. What could be more peace for us women?  Along with the pregnancy hormones, you will fully enjoy your no periods days.

Blessings And Celebrations

Nine months is the celebration span for the arrival of your little angel. You and your partner getting busy in decorating the baby’s room choosing the colour scheme, layout and furniture that will become home to your growing baby is so much fun. You will spend hours pouring over Pinterest, trying to find the perfect look for the nursery. Indulging into pretty sweet arguments on painting room blue or pink anything you choose it’s always best for your baby. Another best thing is you get to go on maternity leave, Yippee!  It’s just you and the baby chilling at home. The most incredible chapter about this story of nine months is the baby showers and blessing ways you get to have a baby shower and/or a blessing way, and be reminded of how many friends and family are excited about the birth of your baby.

Feeling Your Baby’s Kick For The First Time And Every Time After That.

Feeling your baby kick, twist, wriggle, punch and hiccup is simply one of pregnancy’s biggest delights and it sure beats heartburn, puffy feet, an aching back and other hallmarks of these nine months.

Realizing your baby’s kick for the first time is nothing short of amazing, and will make the pregnancy feel so much more real. There may be no better proof that a brand-new and impressively energetic life is developing within you. This loving feeling is one the mo of blissful feeling that a would-be mother will ever have.

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