Who’s The Father? 7 Questions Not to Ask Pregnant Women

 

They include: Are you pregnant? If you're not sure, don't ask. Assuming that any woman with a bulging stomach is pregnant is outrightly insensitive.You cannot touch her belly! Ask for permission if you really must. It is within her right to have a dignified existence without being poked at like a pig. She also owes no one a public announcement that she is pregnant.  It is pretty personal to ask how she got pregnant or who the father is. If you were not at her wedding committee, keep it to yourself. The modern woman is liberated and can choose whether to disclose her partner. Doing it raw Ok. We get it. You are the life of the parties. But must you bring up the issue of contraceptives? Ever consider whether the pregnancy is a potential result of someone forcing themselves on her? Be it as it may, it is evident that it is not your business how she chooses to wrestle in the bedroom. She is an adult and capable of making her own choices. Fat You may have known her as a mesmerising figure-eight beauty. But with pregnancy, her body needs food. Lots of it. And with it, weight. It is expected to gain weight during pregnancy. Of course, she can’t fit into a pair of skinny jeans or dresses as she used to. It is absurd to point out the weight gain. Hujamaliza kuzaa The nerve of asking a pregnant woman if she is not done having babies is disrespectful. Has she solicited advice on whether her family is complete? Has she asked you to hold her hand in the delivery room? It’s no one’s business how many children she wants to add to her family. If you feel she can't afford to, wait until she delivers, then have that conversation. Have you had the baby yet? This question can drive a pregnant woman up the wall. Here is a tip: it takes nine months. See the huge belly. Take a cue. It is tiresome to repeat every time that the baby is not due.  It may surprise you that a woman probably won't know her baby's gender until a few months into her pregnancy. Even with the advancement of technology, such as the use of an ultrasound, which may predict gender as early as 12 weeks, some women choose not to know. Some women want it to be a fantastic surprise for her and everyone else! Was it planned? The baby was planned unless she has given you a direct, unambiguous reason to say otherwise. Why do Kenyan move houses at night? In other news, TUKO.co.ke explained why Kenyans prefer moving houses at night. Numerous reasons inform the practice, including stopping prying eyes from seeing their old items. Others use the cover of darkness to take off without paying debts owed to landlords and neighbours. 

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