Pregnancy is a special time in most women’s lives, but it is not necessarily everyone’s business! Are you thrilled about the news, but not ready to share your special news with the world? This helpful article is filled with tips on how to keep the news about your little bundle of joy to yourself and the people that already know, This also includes tips on masking a newly showing belly at work (we all know how bad downsizing can turn out for women that are expecting), how to go out with friends that are drinking and sneakily pass for enjoying alcoholic beverages while drinking virgin drinks all night, and clever (but believable) excuses for the frequent trips to the bathroom when your little tyke insists on dancing on your bladder. Great for first time or seasoned moms!
Key Points:
- 1You’re seven weeks pregnant and only a select few insiders know–your partner, your mom, your ob-gyn. Then…a text pings through: It’s your friend, asking you to meet her for drinks. You panic. She knows how much you love a nice sauvingnon blanc; ordering a sparkling water will be a dead giveaway. But your pregnancy is still hush-hush.
- 2When I was pregnant with my first, I had just accepted an internship and did not want them to know I was pregnant–which was proving to be difficult as I was going to be there for months four through six. I would make sure to carry my big bag to work, stand as straight as I possibly could and make sure I lowered my chair so my belly was comfortably below the table/desk for meetings
- 3“I had hyperemesis, so I was insanely sick. Ginger ale was one of the only things that helped. Normally I’m a morning coffee drinker so I used a travel mug and put ginger ale inside.” — Katie White
You’re seven weeks pregnant and only a select few insiders know–your partner, your mom, your ob-gyn. Then…a text pings through: It’s your friend, asking you to meet her for drinks. You panic. She knows how much you love a nice sauvingnon blanc; ordering a sparkling water will be a dead giveaway. But your pregnancy is still hush-hush.
Read the full article at: https://www.fitpregnancy.com/pregnancy/how-to-keep-an-early-pregancy-on-the-down-low
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