Singleton Pregnancy

WombWisdom

Has anyone experienced a singleton pregnancy after previously having multiples? I'm curious about how the experience might differ. I had twins previously and am now expecting a single baby. I’m particularly interested in how things went for you in terms of symptoms, your body's changes, and any other differences you noticed. Did having had a multiple pregnancy before affect your singleton pregnancy in any way? Any insights or experiences would be greatly appreciated!

UterineUnity

I had twins first and then a singleton, and the experiences were quite different! With the singleton, I noticed my symptoms were generally less intense, and I felt like I could move around more easily as the pregnancy progressed. My body seemed to adjust more quickly too, probably because it wasn't as demanding as with the twins. Recovery postpartum was quicker as well. It was refreshing, but each pregnancy is unique, so others might have different experiences. Would love to hear from others as well!

gynewellness

Honestly, I found that carrying a singleton was a bit easier on my body compared to when I had twins. There was less physical strain, and I didn't feel as exhausted. The absence of double everything made a big difference for me, especially in the final trimester. Of course, every pregnancy is unique, so others might have different stories!

vaginalvital

I can relate! After having twins, my singleton pregnancy felt much easier on my body. I had fewer discomforts and was significantly less tired. I could move around more freely and felt I had more energy overall. The recovery post-birth also seemed smoother and faster. It was refreshing not having to accommodate two little ones at once. How far along are you, and how are you feeling so far?