Today Tuesday as every week we want to know our readers a little more and, since the experiences in this regard are very varied, in the question of the week we would like to know:
How did you confirm the pregnancy?
With a pregnancy test? Were you alone or with the couple? Did you know for sure before the tests? Was it on the visit to the gynecologist? Any analysis? We would love to meet how did you know you were pregnant, and how you took the great news.
Last week's question
Last week we asked you about what you could not smell in pregnancy, and we have obtained several answers that show how "capricious" the body is ...
Mother in charge tells us about the bathroom air freshener:
That white, tiny plastic that is attached to the wall and that has a small tank inside and is pressed after use. My stomach was churning and the nausea lasted for hours. At the beginning of pregnancy I told my husband not to touch him again until the child had teeth at least. It was enough to close the bathroom door, leaving the window open.
Mamimu tells us about the smell of cooking in the mornings, Caamila. The smell of fried oil, Niniapastelillo the smell of onion and Elberet the smell of fresh coffee.
For Omsitua a range of "bad smells" was opened, including some already mentioned by other readers, but with a rather curious variant: their own feet. For his part, Mamatequiere talks about the smell of fruit pots and something unheard of: a television tuning that has caused him nausea.
We appreciate all these contributions and invite you to read the comments in full. Now, the new question of the week Now available in our Answers section. You have seven days to answer it, as well as to vote the responses of others.
