
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.

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why is it just because im 16 years old everyone thinks im going to be bad at been a mum???
just because i sleep in till 11am (because i have nothing to get up for) my mum says "what you gunnaa be like when the babys born u cant sleep in all the time then" but im not going to im going to be up with him. why cant people stop going on at me and trust me? was anybody else in the same position??
just because i sleep in till 11am (because i have nothing to get up for) my mum says "what you gunnaa be like when the babys born u cant sleep in all the time then" but im not going to im going to be up with him. why cant people stop going on at me and trust me? was anybody else in the same position??
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You could do this maybe by sugesting that she may have forgotton / that studies have progressed since she was pregnant and it is now known that it is best to rest your body and mind as much as you can during this time, that it is normal for your sleep patters to be out of wack etc...
Give her an update pregnancy book to read and tell her once she has reinformed her self with proffessional advice you will be more open to her input and if she chooses not to modernise her facts you will find it difficult to respect her input as far as your sleep goes.