pineapple / 12234 posts
I have to add, post partum, I felt like I could be an efficient sleeper! While pregnant, I can't sleep and overall, I never feel good. An hour of sleep while not pregnant vs. an hour of sleep while pregnant, is very, very different.
persimmon / 1223 posts
First trimester for sure. I was so exhausted, nauseous, and just overall terrible feeling all throughout my first trimester. That first month with a newborn with no sleep was rough but it doesn't compare to how crappy I felt first trimester.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
@HLK208: newborn sleep. I was tired but not delirious in my first tri!
pineapple / 12234 posts
@winniebee: oh, I was definitely delirious after having E, don't get me wrong! I turned into on coming traffic while driving when I was 2 weeks pp. My brain was just DONE. I did have energy pp whereas I didn't have an ounce of energy during the first trimester.
pineapple / 12566 posts
Newborn sleep! At least I was sleeping during the first trimester!!!
bananas / 9118 posts
Pregnancy exhaustion is bad, and even harder with a toddler- but the lack of sleep along with nursing issues and feeling absolutely lost and hopeless and overwhelmed with a newborn wins it for me. Wait, why did I agree to a second kiddo? j/k.... think I'll go cry now
honeydew / 7917 posts
Newborn sleep, especially the first time around. I didn't mind the first trimester fatigue.
GOLD / pineapple / 12662 posts
Newborn sleep . . . Because it lasted so much longer! Not sleeping longer than 1.5 hours for 9 months is a looooong haul.
papaya / 10570 posts
Newborn sleep because you *can* sleep when you really need to during the first trimester. You can get home from work and lie in bed all evening groaning! You can have a lie in at the weekend. If needs be you can call in sick to work but you can't call in sick to your baby - he/she demands your time and attention no matter how exhausted you are.
GOLD / squash / 13576 posts
@HLK208: I think first trimester. I thought newborn sleep wasn't bad but that was because B got put in a napping schedule at the NICU.
wonderful grape / 20453 posts
newborn sleep. it wasn't *that* bad, though. E got onto a schedule in special care and kept it at home. But i didn't have much pregnancy fatigue, either. I napped a lot and DH let me sleep in on weekends, so I never got toooo far behind.
month 4/5 was way worse, though. I know it's not an option, but good lord.
pomelo / 5469 posts
Newborn sleep. Either I have forgotten, or pregnant sleep didn't get bad until the 3rd tri-- and it didn't even seem that bad.
coconut / 8861 posts
Newborn sleep or lack thereof. It got so much harder when I went back to work and was pumping. I felt like a zombie for months.
nectarine / 2217 posts
First trimester with an 8month old wins for me, with first tri and no kids, no work coming in second. Newborn sleep both times have been okay, thank god!
pomelo / 5258 posts
First trimester. I could not keep my eyes open at work, I fell asleep on the bus and missed my stop repeatedly and generally did nothing but work and sleep... all while acting like nothing was different since I wasn't "out." In the newborn days everyone understood why I was exhausted.
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