Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
title: “The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Side Effects You Ve Never Heard Of” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-06” author: “Darlene Farrell”
Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
title: “The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Side Effects You Ve Never Heard Of” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-07” author: “Charles Clark”
Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
title: “The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Side Effects You Ve Never Heard Of” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-30” author: “William Hernandez”
Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
title: “The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Side Effects You Ve Never Heard Of” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-10” author: “Freddie Thomas”
Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
title: “The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Side Effects You Ve Never Heard Of” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-19” author: “David Stone”
Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
title: “The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Side Effects You Ve Never Heard Of” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-23” author: “Shauna Contreras”
Fuller lips? A huskier, more womanly voice? (Why did I get stuck with the unattractive pregnancy symptoms, like nausea, gas, skin tags, and cankles?) It makes me wonder, are there other totally oddball pregnancy signs I’ve never even heard of before? There are plenty of physical signs of pregnancy that I’m either personally familiar with or have heard referenced time and time again. For instance: upset stomach, a super-enhanced sense of smell, restless leg syndrome, congestion, hemorrhoids, exhaustion, headaches, nonstop peeing, giant hooters, itching, constipation, food cravings/aversions, larger feet, heartburn, skin tone and texture changes, hair growth, bleeding gums, clumsiness, a metallic taste in the mouth, ‘pregnancy brain,’ and excess saliva. Gosh, anyone else humming “Your Body Is a Wonderland” right now? Anyway, despite that startlingly long and yet incomplete list, Kim Kardashian was the first person I’d heard of with “pregnancy lips.” (Frankly, I’m still not 100 percent sure I buy that explanation, but whatever. For the sake of this discussion, I’ll give her the non-filler benefit of the doubt.) Bell’s deeper “Mommy voice” during pregnancy was brand new to me, too. I asked my Twitter network whether they’d experienced any outside-the-box (er, so to speak) pregnancy symptoms, and the answers truly surprised me: Crazy, right? Who knew there were so many bizarre pregnancy side effects that never make it into the “What to Expect” books? (Also, I had to look up “tonsil stones” aaaaaaand let’s just say my acid reflux doesn’t seem so bad in retrospect.) Did you have any rare or super-strange pregnancy symptoms? Image via mestreech/Flickr
