Second time around my body has definitely been complaining more and it's probably only now in my 3rd trimester that I've managed to slow down and adjust enough to be feeling in control. As hard as I have tried to adapt I haven't manage to avoid my fair share of pregnancy ailments and with over a month to go they will only get worse. The pelvic girdle pain and heartburn are really hard as I'm walking the speed of a slug and can't eat chocolate without painful acid burn.

I'm sure all pregnant ladies can get at least one line on my bingo grid below. There are 10 conditions below I'll admit to and maybe a few more I won't. It's funny how we are all happy to talk about how tired we are or our back aching, but you are less likely to drop into conversation that you are suffering from haemorrhoids or that the other day you did a huge sneeze with a full bladder and you then had to go change your knickers. It's generally anything to do with our bottom areas that we keep quiet, but they can often be the ailments which cause us most distress. If you have friends or family you can share all will you are very lucky.

If you are pregnant how close to a full house have you got? If you have had your baby did you manage to tick them all off before your little one's arrival? One thing I know for sure is that we will all forget just how uncomfortable pregnancy was, parents must do or they wouldn't do it all over again.