Which months did your pregnancy flow through?

It really doesn't matter what months your pregnant for because they are all hard and because of the hormones a lot of women are tempeture senstive so being really cold can make you really sick or really hot make you really sick. With my first oh my god I hated being in early pregnancy in the summer if I stepped out side I would have been throwing up. With my daughter I got pregnant with her at the end of May she was suppose to be born in late Febuary which is in between really cold winter and kind of cold trying to warm up. Nope I as forced into early labor by the doctors in the of January so she was a winter baby. It snowed the day she was born in 2011. With my second baby my son I was pregnant with him all winter longer from Mid December all the way till the end of August which he wasn't suppose to be born till mid September but he had other plans and wanted to be born early. So for him he is late summer early fall where it's still pretty warm out. For him it wasn't that bad but I had horriable morning sickness with him. Summer wasn't too hard for late pregnancy but I still couldn't be out all day in the sun because I would get to dehydrated which is never good when a women is pregnant in late pregnancy it can kick in early labor which happened to me even though I was sucking down water left and right. 2 days in the sun with family all day in the heat not a good thing.

I had my baby August which we considered as rainy season, the month is not really nice coz every time we celebrated my baby birthday its always raining like the first birthday only her cousin was able to attend and the rest rather want to stay at home due to heavy rain, the second birthday was worst due to floods and no one was coming so we only celebrate at home with my family and she was also sick that time so we used the money for her medication but my sister was good enough to pay for her birthday cake and other foods. I was so lucky with my pregnancy as it was summer though it was totally hot but lucky in the sense of fruits as there's so many fruits around and a lot cheaper so i was able to buy a lot during my pregnancy.Though it doesn't matter what month it will be as long as they are healthy and active thats all matter to me.

I feel you although I have no experience pregnant yet, I want to say I hate to being pregnant during summer, unfortunately my country's weather is hot and wet all year round, I can only wish for there is rain, so that I can get a bit comfortable then. More advise is people usually suggest pregnant ladies to stay at home.

I have two daughters and one was born in the winter month of January 1981 and my oldest was born in the summer month of early July 1978. Thankfully both births were not extreme cold weather or hot weather. I was born in the month of November and I believe during a bad snow storm. My mom and dad had to deal with that. In fact now that I think of it all of my mom's 5 birth except for one was born during the winter months. My one brother was born in the middle of October which is not so bad.

Oh my, I was so fussy and uncomfortable during the last stage of my pregnancy, because it was summer time and it was surely very warm here. I was always sweating, and these hormones make it worse by causing me to stink badly. The AC was always at a very cool temp, because I just can't bear the heat. I wouldn't want to be pregnant in a winter season, either. i think it will also be just as uncomfortable.

I didn't have a preference what month i got pregnant in..I was just happy when we finally found out that I was pregnant with my first son. He was born in November 3, 2010 but my husband an i thought we were going have him around December 14,..He was born six weeks premature so he had to stay at a hospital for 10 days for close observation.. I wanted him to be born in December because i always wanted to have a December baby..The weather didn't have an effect on me since i stayed home most of the time after he was born..I got pregnant around March, so it made my pregnancy a little bit easier since it was still warm enough..I didn't want to risk slipping on ice if i got pregnant around winter time..that's just my opinion.

When me and my wife started thinking on having a baby we also thought about which months will my wife will be pregnant. We didn't wanted that her to be in her last trimester on summer. Where we live the days on summer can easily be over 104 degrees Fahrenheit. It is very uncomfortable and I can't imagine how uncomfortable it could be for a pregnant woman. We thought that March could be a good month for her to deliver and what happened was that our baby girl was born on late february. It was cold but It was ok for her and my wife.

All of my 4 sons were born in the last quarter of the year, so it was pretty much convenient for them. I just felt uncomfortable while I was pregnant during the summer. I had to take the shower about 5 times a day just to make me feel comfortable.

My daughter was born July 22 so I was very pg in the summer. It was a record-breaking hot summer and I was pretty miserable. Our air conditioning broke and I can remember my usually calm husband yelling at the HVAC guy that he had better get there now! My son was born Nov. 10 and I was much more comfortable. It did get chilly and the only coat I could get into was a huge blue cape. On Halloween a little boy at the school where I worked saw it and asked what I was supposed to be. I felt like a blue whale.

Summer in the Philippines falls on March and April... My son was born on June. And yes, I did experienced those hot summer pregnancy days. And unfortunately, those were also the days that we experienced power supply shortage, so there were scheduled brownouts for about 2 hours a day. i can really remember how I suffered from it. I do not want to move a lot. All my officemates are going out chatting around because our office is really dark inside if lights are off. And all I want to do is to stay seated so I will not be using my energy and get sweat. When the lights are on, I immediately go to the comfort room and remove my tops and sprinkle myself with water just to refresh myself. My second baby was born January. so it wasn't a problem...

I agree that being heavily pregnant during the summer can be miserable. My oldest son was born in June and my younger son in August. I was much more miserable while pregnant with my younger son. Mainly because my oldest was 2 and wanted to be outside playing all the time. It was a lot easier when I was pregnant with my oldest son, since it was the beginning of the summer and I could stay inside and keep cool whenever I wanted. I think the timing was also better with my oldest. We stayed inside out of the heat a lot when he was a newborn. And then when it started cooling off in the fall he was old enough to take outside more to enjoy the nice weather.