Everything gets on my nerves! Especially Wes. I feel bad because I am always yelling at him. Doesn't help that he 3 and getting into testing me and talking back. But, some stuff is just his personality. He is a talker, like me, and I have been getting annoyed by him consitnly talking. I know it is because I am pregnant, but I feel bad. Thankfully, my sweet mother in law is coming over tonight to watch him and my sweet husband is taking me out to dinner.

Ah pregnancy! I have been struggling with this also. It got better during the 2nd tri, but then has since came back. Try to control it as much as possible, it is very hard I know.

I hear you... i struggle with being easily irritated as well... I know it is not fair to my family to always be losing my temper over really minor stuff, but it is so hard when you are all hormonal from pg... Jesus helps a lot :)

Holy cow Julie! I had no idea you were preggers!!!! Congrats!

Ummmm- sorry you're irritable :lol: I'm so there. I've got a no bull crap tolerance level with everything right now. Emme is going to get over the temper tantrums when she doesn't get her way before her brother joins us or "so help me", I'm about two steps away from telling mil to cut the crap and if I hear one critical thought about how dh and I have put together the church picnic tomarrow- their the ones who will have to practice gracious responses to adverse reactions :wink: .
Get out of my way- big, hot, pregnant woman coming through!
Seriously, I hear you on the struggle to stay sweet but, cut yourself a little slack (not enough to excuse yourself and become a complete monster but, enough to realize that pregnancy doesn't just effect your figure=). Also in relation to reactions toward child #1. I find that's who gets the brunt of my short temper this time rather than dh. While I've deffinately said "sorry" more than once lately for my reaction, I've also come to realize that emme being the only one for so long has made her a little spoiled (something I don't think I could have avoided). I didn't realize how much I do to make her life comfy, how much I put up with to allow "her to be her". It can't be that way when there are 2 children to split my attention with. So, while some of my reactions need to be hemmed in, some of them are what needs to happen to prepare her for how life is going to change. I don't know if I'm quite communicating what I want to but, pray about it and see if you catch a glimps of what I'm saying over the next few months. Hope that helps. . .cheeri-o sweety lumps, it'll all be over soon enough and hay, he's only 3- he won't even remember this time=) -ren