And as one husband recently vented some pregnant women can become overly aggressive.

Is it normal to be annoyed by your husband while pregnant. The partner unfortunately may feel scared or inadequate if they dont feel as strong of a bond that is innately happening to the mother which sets the partner up to feel alienated from the start shares Dr. Whenever you feel annoyed even if you keep it to yourself you are making a judgment about the other person. Arguing during pregnancy affects the baby from the brain to the immune system.

I think our partners feel so insecure when we are pregnant as we are feeling all the symptomsmovements etc and all they can do is sit back and not experience what we are with our growing baby inside us. Understand how feeling annoyed hurts your relationship. While our body is working like crazy to make our baby there brain is working over time not knowing how we are feeling.

Feeling neglected by the partner after the baby is born can make the mother even more anxious and irritable than she already is. I hate things that I used to love prior to getting pregnant like my work the place we live in etc. Sometimes husbands avoid talking to their spouses to avoid arguments and seem distant during pregnancy which makes their spouse feel neglected.

I do think you need to have a talk with him though. I yelled at DH the other day for chewing his Cream of Wheat. The uncertainty often gives rise to feelings of anxiety and stress.

Not feeling at all would spell the end of your relationship. As your body enters the first trimester and your body changes to support the growing life inside of you your hormones tend to fluctuate. Violation Reported Report as Inappropriate.

Its important to have feelings toward your partner even if those mean little frustrations or annoyances. Its quite normal for couples to argue even if youre in a healthy relationship. The 9-Point Plan To Not Kill Your Partner While Pregnant I commend you on owning that your annoyance may be due to your hormones and general feeling of discomfort and not to your husband actually being annoying.