Pregnancy Support Group
Welcome to the waiting room for anticipating moms and dads. Whether you're expecting your first or a new little brother or sister, meet other parents in this community who are also looking forward to a new addition to the family.
Make it disappear, then tell him he can have it back after baby arrives, and tell him you don't want the smell of the stuff to keep you away from him... honestly tell him, you have many weeks of pregnancy still ahead and there will be a time or two he wants you close to him. wink wink ;0)
I feel like my husband smells more now, but it's him not the deodorant! I wash his clothes with extra soap! I used to be able to tolerate his gas, but now I want to vomit, so I use extra air freshener which he says gags him. I basically told him I am sorry but I go through enough and I don't want to vomit, so he can gag over the spray for a few minutes for my sake. :0)
Honestly, how much do we actually ask them to give up during the time we are carrying their child? It's a little sacrifice to give up a certain deodorant or put up with the smell of air freshner!
Pull the pregnancy card - I get away with anything that I want - You smell please change your deodorant b/c I can't take it.
Or, just buy him something new that you like and throw all the other junk away!