10 WAYS TO ACT WHEN YOUR WIFE IS PREGNANT

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10 WAYS TO ACT WHEN YOUR WIFE IS PREGNANT

1. Always observe your wife's feet during pregnancy, they often swell up. Please give him a pool of water to soak his leg once in awhile, this is one of the best treatments women enjoy during pregnancy.
2. Ask her regularly how she feels and touch her stomach to feel how your baby is kicking.
3. Tell her how beautiful she is during pregnancy, e.g. ′′ My heart, I see that pregnancy suits you very well, I'm going to knock you up every month eh there you'll always stay beautiful ′′ or ′′ It's is my child who makes you fresh like this?"

4. Don't get mad if she wakes you up at 2 am so you massage her feet.
We too shall have to feel some discomfort and pain.
She shouldn't stand them on her own, she's our baby, we have to carry it together.
5. It's not written anywhere that you have to stop having sex during pregnancy.

This is even the best time. My brother continues the work that took the pregnancy.
6. Don't be ashamed to bring her out. Take her every now and then to those places you went together.
Don't walk too fast, know that she carries an extra person.

7. Even if she wakes you up at 1 am and tells you to go buy her braised pork, runs fast.
Even if when you come back she tells you she asked for fish instead, don't get mad, just go buy her fish because it's not her fault, it's the baby she carries inside her that troubles her taste.
8. Help - put her toe polish or clean them. Bending being pregnant requires excessive efforts.
9. Don't be surprised when she has weird taste. A pregnant woman can eat cassava or Atiéké with okra sauce.
She may ask you to make her rice, and change her mind right after smelling the pot.

10. When you take her to a restaurant, be patient with her. She is able to order a dish and say after she doesn't want to eat after she tastes.
Simply pack the rest of his meal and come home with it. She can ask the same thing 3 days later at midnight.

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