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Myths And Superstitions Of Not Announcing Pregnancy During The First Trimester

August 23, 2017 by Basil Puglisi Leave a Comment

Pregnancy is that wonderful period of our life, when you are about to be a mom. Whether for the first time or with your second child the excitement always remains the same. Couples become more careful with their lives and financial conditions, as they prepare their world to welcome a new member to their family.

But, just like with majority of important things in your life, pregnancy usually comes along with some superstitions, especially during the first three months of conceiving. People have mixed emotions with such first trimester superstition. However, as they become more possessive during that time, you may find them immersed deeper in the superstitions than you would have imagined. Their main intention is to keep child safe.

Reasons to need to work on:

There are some actual good reasons to follow such first trimester superstition. Couples are not expected to announce their pregnancy unless they have crossed the 3 months’ time. But why? For that answer, you might want to catch up with the points mentioned below:

  • The reason to keep this amazing news a secret is that women have higher chances of miscarriage during these initial stages. They might even be the victim of spontaneous abortion during those few initial months. So, they try to keep it a secret to keep bad luck away as well as to prevent having to share the devastating news of a pregnancy loss with everyone.
  • Another reason to keep your pregnancy a secret is if you are already tired of hearing pregnancy tips and advice! People get overexcited when they hear about a new bundle of joy arriving. They have so many natural remedies for you to follow. If you don’t want to be a part of this hassle, keep these three months a secret.
  • Sometimes, suffering in silence seems to be the main medicine for many women. The first three semesters can be the worst in women’s life, when they feel the morning sickness at its height. From vomiting to terrible stomach ache, there are loads of problems which a woman has to undergo. These are common signs of pregnancy, which they don’t want to share with others. They want privacy, and that forces them to keep this news a secret. After these symptoms subside after three months, they may be more ready to share the news with the world!

It is based in emotion:

Superstition or not, women are given full liberty with their baby’s news announcement. Whenever they feel ready, they can share the news. If they believe in good luck, then they can keep this news a secret. So, let them decide on the next steps to take!

 

 

Sources:

  • http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/06/12/the-silent-trimester-why-are-the-first-12-weeks-of-pregnancy-shrouded-in-secrecy_n_7327282.html
  • https://www.mylittlemoppet.com/superstitious-pregnancy-myths-and-facts/

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