Support your partner through the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy from "summary" of Dude, You're Gonna Be a Dad! by John Pfeiffer
As your partner's body changes during pregnancy, she may experience a range of physical and emotional challenges. From morning sickness to mood swings, her body is going through a lot to prepare for the arrival of your baby. It's important for you to be there for her during this time, offering support and understanding as she navigates these changes. Physically, your partner may feel tired, nauseous, and uncomfortable as her body adjusts to the growing baby inside her. Simple gestures like helping around the house, running errands, or giving her a foot rub can go a long way in showing your support. Be patient and understanding if she is feeling sick or fatigued, and offer to help in any way you can. Emotionally, your partner may experience a rollercoaster of feelings as her hormones fluctuate a...
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