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It depends on how much you've gained and how far along you are. If you're still in your first trimester and you've put on 20 pounds, the majority of that is not 'baby weight.' A lot of women use pregnancy as an excuse to eat whatever they want, and it's not healthy for the baby. Not to mention you'll have a harder time losing the weight after giving birth.
A girl at work submitted an ultrasound printout in her sick leave excuse for work. They had a party for her. The ultrasound printout was of her kidney stones.
Well, if you are pregnant you should not be eating "junk food" a lot.
What's up with husbands slackin a lot lately?
Maybe it was a joke???
Men -__-
Being pregnant isn't a free for all to gorge on every food available. My sister in law literally went to Dairy Queen everyday to eat an oreo cookie blizzard, ate 2-3 helpings of food during dinner (excusing it as eating for two) then complained about gaining 85lbs during her pregnancy. But I dont know if that is your case, or your hubby is being a jerk and seeing a "baby bump" as fat.
and ur havin a baby with him?!?
You're*, having*.
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I suggest you tape the ultrasound to his forehead.
Sounds like you're going to have to point it out to him. Your husband doesn't seem too bright.