Jff - at What Point,,

Yeah, I think around that mark for me too. I know it was after I got back from my 3 or 4 week long trip to visit family in CA. I came back right when I could not longer fly so I think around 32 ish weeks. I know when I got home I was like OKAY! Belly party is OVER!

Last month, I would sit there saying get out already. Didn't work by the way, just in case you were going to try. :p He was a week late.

Just so you know you will find out very shortly after birth they are much easier to tend to when they are still inside. :)

Oh, I was speaking of the first. The other three I realized they were much easier before they were born so I kept my mouth shut.

After a few nights not sleeping you'll want to put that baby right back in!

I was ready the whole time! I was so excited about having both of our children but I did not like being pregnant at all. But I would say when I started to get realy grouchy was around 32 weeks ha ha

i got sick for the first 7 months so I didn't get big and uncomfortable at all....but vomitted on stop for 7 months. I wanted it to go quickly all of that time and then the last month I was nervous and realized how much easier it was with the baby still inside M. and wanted the baby to take longer. I was overdue by a week and the only time I tried to speed it along was during labor

Our oldest daughter was born perfectly healthy after a reasonably easy labor and delivery (painlessly dilated to a 6 then stalled...they wouldn't send me home dilated to a six, so they gave me pitocin and by the time I had any painful contractions, she was out 45 minutes later...)...at 36 weeks. It spoiled me! Now once I hit 36 weeks (at which point I've usually painlessly dilated to a 3-4)...I'm REALLY starting to feel it. That being said...I'm 31 weeks right now...and I'm pretty ready (yes, I know the baby is not...yes, I know the longer they're in there the better...yes, I know in the great scheme of things it is not the eternity that it feels like...but still!). I've gotten to where I can be reasonably patient till about 38 weeks...but anything beyond that, I'm particularly ornery.

ETA: I signed the rest of the kids (and myself with the littlest) up for swim lessons during my 35th and 36th week...and I'm hoping that helps with this one...I LOVE being in the water at the end of pregnancy...that makes it way more bearable...especially in this heat... :p.

About 36 weeks, and both my kids were late and I ended up getting my labor induced.

36 weeks, I think.

My daughter was born at 39 weeks. I was so, so, so ready for her to come.

I'm there now!! 35 weeks...So ready for this little girl to come out!

About 7 weeks - that's when the exhaustion and puking started.

for me it was probably the last few weeks.

At that point I couldn't find a way to lay comfortably to sleep, couldn't bend over to tie my shoes or bend over to do anything for that matter. I wasn't able to shave my legs with out being all bent weird in the tub to do it... cause I wasn't able to bend over to do it in the shower ;) I had to pee every 30 secs... and every 5 mins I was pushing something out from under my ribs... If I sat down for more than 10 mins my legs would fall asleep... If I stood for more than 15 mins my feet would swell... my mood swings were all over the spectrum ( I was worse at the end than the beginning). I had worse hot flashes than any woman going through menopause that I have ever met. The heart burn was unreal. The waddling was worse than a penguins. Sick of dropping my pants every week to be "checked" when it took longer to get undressed/ dressed than it did for the check up...

yup at that point I was ready for them to be out!

When I was about seven or eight months. I was over the entire thing by then.

The last trimester, lol. No but seriously the lat couple of months are hard and it just gets harder the closer you get to delivery. Congratulations you are ALMOST there. Oh and if it helps I didn't go a full 40 weeks with any of my kiddos. So you may be closer than you realize.

Just remember, it's all temporary. Congrats!!!! Good luck :)

I never felt that way, not one time. Nothing against people who do. I enjoyed my pregnancy so much, the only hiccup was that I really looked forward to kissing my baby's face and couldn't get there soon enough. There was some discomfort, but I was able to laugh it off. I embraced every single moment and just took it all in bit by bit. Once, I looked down at my feet and they were swollen. I cried. When I woke the next morning, they were back to normal. I realize that I was very fortunate and hope that a future pregnancy can be just as enjoyable. I wouldn't mind being perpetually pregnant, except for the responsibility of little humans at the end.

Not until after my EDD all three times, but my attitude started to go downhill after that! Mine were born at 42w5d, 40w5d, and 41w6d, so I had plenty of time to be grumpy and try to talk baby into coming out to meet us.

Around 38 weeks. I was bigger than most all the way through, but felt OK until the end. After a couple of weeks I wanted to put the baby back in. Being pregnant is so much easier than having a newborn!

For me, about 8 weeks!! My pregnancy was HARD, extremely hard. I hated every moment of it. I never even got big, I didn't start showing until 7 months. I barely looked pregnant when I gave birth. The rest was just so awful, that being big would have just added insult to injury!!