12 WEEKS PREGNANT | THE NAUSEA IS GONE & GROWTH SCANS? 

Thank you! Aw totally! 🤣❤️

Thank you so so much for watching! ❤️❤️

Aw thank you so much xxxx

Aw thanks so much ❤️😍

Haha yep that’s my top craving just now! Anything spicy even first thing in the morning 🤣🙈

Aw thanks Shannon! ❤️❤️

Oh I’ll need to look out for that! ❤️

Definitely boy vibes! ❤️👌

Haha yep I need to keep reminding myself that it could be a girl 🙊 are you going to find out what you’re having? ❤️

Nope other than those few hours I had nothing! 🤷🏻‍♀️ xx

Ahh do you think so! 🙊❤️

Thank you! ❤️❤️

Aw I feel the same at 13 weeks now! So much bigger than last time!xx

Aw thank you! 🙊❤️

Maisy Meow 😘❤️ xxxx

H Javed Just saw your post and hope you don't mind me responding! I learnt that bleeding can be from low estrogen/ progesterone levels. I had to take progesterone until the third trimester to stop a potential miscarriage as my levels were so low and I had what you had. So strange they hardly check these hormones in UK (I had to do private blood tests and German doctor would prescribe the progesterone which I could get in Scotland). Sorry long story but just think if people's hormones were checked more in pregnancy it could stop some miscarriages from happening ☀️

Gabrielle Smith no one has ever explained this to me! All the doctors I saw said baby is fine and all is well so bleeding is to be ignored basically, thank for the info!! Xx

H Javed Aw you're very welcome! Don't know why they're hardly checked in the UK as they're two vital hormones in pregnancy! When one or both of these hormones are low, the uterine wall starts to shed which causes cramping and bleeding etc. And can often result in miscarriage. If the hormones are monitored through blood tests, progesterone and/ or estrogen can be taken if required to make sure these hormone levels are at a good level to keep the baby safely in the uterus. A lot of people think the placenta will fully take over the production of hormones by the 12/13th week of pregnancy so some women will stop taking progesterone and/ or estrogen (if they need it) too early. But some women need it right into the third trimester- blood results will show if this is required or not. I'm so sorry- just realised how much I've written!! I had no idea about all of this and I just feel that a lot of miscarriages could be prevented if these hormones were checked in every pregnancy! And also think that women should have blood tests before they're taken off the progesterone and /or estrogen incase it's too early for them- if they need progesterone/ estrogen in their pregnancy!

Thanks for letting me know! I had no idea!! Migraines are the worst!xx

Maisy Meow no problem! It says the odd time won't do any harm but best to stick to paracetamol, which doesn't touch it!xx

No not yet! Excited for it though ❤️😀

Maisy Meow I’m also following you on your pregnancy journey im around 9 weeks and I have a 1 year old named Oliver aswell who was also born in october😁x

Thank you!! I didn’t know, surprised the midwife never said!xx

Tylenol is fine. No ibuprofen though. You are adorbs!

Just reading that on line now I had no idea! 😕 thanks for letting me know xx

Yes when I was pregnant I wasn’t well and when I went to the doctors they told me to only have paracetamol x