What was the hardest thing about being pregnant the easiest?

The hardest for me is the sickness and discomforts that happen. The easy thing....hmm, I don't know about easy, but I enjoy the whole miracle of it all, especially feeling the baby move. That is just amazing to me. I love it.

I don't have a child yet. I'm just curious about what other are saying about it. I just want to prepare myself for when I do. It sounds really scary to go to the delivery room and have that child taken out.

I hated the "morning sickness". My coworkers always laughed jokingly when I dashed off to the bathroom. I think the worst was towards the end. I couldn't sleep at night and my back hurt so bad. My first son was just over 8 pounds and my second son was 9 pounds.

The hard part with my youngest especially was that I became borderline anemic, and that was on top of the chronic morning sickness. So every few hours I would have to eat something very high in iron or I wouldn't have the energy to even walk down the hallway, I spent months so tired it wasn't even funny, I couldn't even walk from the front door to the car without feeling like someone had just forced me to run a marathon. After figuring out the iron problem however, and getting some foods I could hold down a short time it got a lot easier for me. Easiest part was never going into labor! I had a scheduled c-section and never went into labor.

I had a hard time with my second pregnancy with nausea and vomiting lasting till 4th month and then my feet used to hurt like hell with all the weight.I kept getting themm massaged by my maid to help me sleep.

I would say the best part of being pregnant is feeling the miracle you have inside you moving. That was/is such an awesome feeling!! I would say the worst part for me was the last few weeks...it became difficult to sleep much! It would be hard to fall asleep, constantly changing positions and such!!

The hardest thing for me is insomnia....and the weight gain..i haven't taken care of my body like I should...I have so many strechmarks but that's the least of my worries...when I had my first ultrasound done...I had too much fluid...but that didn't bother me...the only thing that did was having the NST's twice a week and every other week had a regular appointment...somedays it was a day at the hospital....I just had another ultrasound done yesterday and my fluid is normal...which is a relief because going to the doc 2a week was really getting to me.....I can't wait to give birth...it has been a great experiance but now im just so ready to get it over with!

Ugh, I'm 8 months preggo now, and can't wait to have the baby. I get morning sickness, restless legs, allergies, rashes, severe back pain from a past accident, knee, foot, and neck pain. My belly hurts from being stretched so much. I get yeast infections, heartburn, and the list goes on and on and on. I love the end result, but hate being pregnant!

Out of all 3 pregnancies my last was the worst. I had severe bleeding at 7 weeks that made us think we were losing her. I have low platelet count during pregnancy so there could be a clotting issue. But in reality the easiest part is making the baby and the hardest part is waiting the 9 months and then going through delivery. I would much rather have a natural birth than a c section like I did with my last.

The hardest was the 4 months of horrible morning sickness and eating healthy. I loved my pregnancy tho and i miss it very much. Easiest part was giving birth, i dialeted from 4 to 10cm in less than an hour! He was born in 3 hours and 35 mins!

For me, the only thing which was hard was that I had back aches. All the rest was easy!

For me, with my son the hardest part was towards the end of my pregnancy when my back felt like it was going to break at anytime. With my daughter, it was the vomitting. I puked constantly for six months.

Oh my gosh ladies! I had a pretty easy pregnancy. My son was good to me. He never woke me up...my dang bladder did! LOL He would get excited when it was dinner time, because he'd start kicking like crazy! :) The only thing that happened to me, was that my ankles puffed up at about 7 months... It was scary. But then a month later, I had my boy.

I had horrible nausea and could barely get out of bed for 8 months, I also could not eat anything and I was looking forward to eating everything I wanted for once! My back was killing me, feeling the baby move was making me even more nauseous, and I couldn't stand any smells. I also couldn't stand the way I smelled and I wished I could just get away from myself! I was taking 3-4 showers a day when I could force myself to get out of bed! The whole thing, including delivery, which was the worst pain I have ever felt in my life even with 3 epidurals, was awful.

Pregnancy is definitely not for wimps or men. Only women are strong enough to deal with the aches and pains, the morning sickness, the back aches, whatever. All you can do is be glad when you have a healthy baby. How big was your baby? Was he/she worth the hassle?

I found the hardest thing, was sleeping, my son hated it when i went to lie down, he would kick non stop, the moment i sat back up, he would stop, i go back to lie down, he would start again.. He just hated it. The easiest thing and probably the best thing, was that i could get away with anything, i always had the perfect excuse "Im pregnant for god sake" it always worked, and i used it to its full potential cause i wasnt going to stay pregnant forever. lol

Well the hardest thing for me was the whole pregnancy, lol. I was super sick, i had what they call hypermesis and lost 20 pounds in 2 weeks and was in the hospital 15 times in 2 1/2 months. It was so bad that every time i went to the hospital they immediately gave me an IV and a shot of this medicine that they give cancer patients for nausea. That was the only thing that would stop me from being sick, and it would only work for about a day and a half to 2 days. It was definately rough but i got a beautiful daughter out of it. The best thing was no periods!!! Woot.

i had a pretty ok pregnancy up until the end..those last few mths of summer and then after i delivered was worse then the whole time of being pregnant for me...

the hardest thing was getting fat and the heatburn with my first daughter

Having a chubby face was the worst part. But I loved all the rest!