'I just couldn't stomach tea’, says Lauren of Belle Du Brighton. While it might be too early for the cravings to set in just yet, aversions or taking a dislike to certain foods and drinks is a clue. Same goes for Kate, who blogs at Family Fever ‘My toddler became super-clingy!’ 7. Yep – as surprising as this may be, your first inkling of pregnancy might be other people noticing something different about you! 'My toddler daughter became obsessed with my belly and started wanting to lie her face on it at nap time and bedtime’, says Petra, A Mum Reviews. This is similar to the experience of Chelle from The Mumington Post: 'I just knew! Every time I took a test the day before my period was due: when people ask me why I took a test, I still can't answer with why!' And the same for Hana from Hi Baby: 'I just knew.' I then began to dislike smells and the thought of food, especially meat', says Lisa from Leelee Loves. 'I had a 'feeling' something was different, it was very strange. There's a lot to be said for a mother's intuition. And for Ali, a quite inconvenient problem: 'The smell of my new kitchen repulsed me! I couldn't go in there for at least the first 12 weeks.' 5.

'I always get a very specific smell in early pregnancy', says Hayley, Sparkles and Stretchmarks. ‘My sense of smell went into overdrive and everything smelt awful (like the kitchen fridge!)', says Fritha from Tigerlilly Quinn. 'Implantation bleeding was my earliest sign, although I didn't know that's what it was until later', says Clare from A Wee Bit of Cake, while Sam from Life of Mum had 'period-type pains.' Both Lisa and Emily experienced bloating, and for Becky, the big clue was a very early bump. And some people experience mild pain or spotting when the egg implants into the womb. Other noticeable changes in your body – including an increase in that most glamorous of things, cervical mucus – can be a very early symptom (if you aren’t pregnant, it usually dries up completely before your period arrives). Your body’s core temperature might also increase more easily during exercise or in hot weather, which is why you should take greater care during this time to exercise cautiously and drink more water. Your body temperature rises during ovulation, and if you are pregnant, it will stay high. Feeling A Little Hotter And Bothered Than Normal TalkMum blogger Jenny said she was 'just really, really tired' and for Emma, it was the 'all-encompassing exhaustion.'Ģ. 'That's when I knew I was pregnant for the second time as we were on honeymoon and there was no reason why I shouldn't be sleeping as we were child-free!!’ Those first rushes of hormones can also cause very intense and vivid dreams. 'Both times I've had really disturbed sleep in the first few weeks', says mum of two Hannah from Make, Do and Push. I sleep more with a newborn than I do pregnant', according to Amber, The Goblin Child. 'My earliest sign of pregnancy was insomnia. Sleep is a key sign or lack of for some people. So, from sore boobs to going off tea, here are 10 of the pregnancy clues you may or may not notice, with input from some of our favourite bloggers: 1. We cover everything pregnancy here on TalkMum let’s start at the beginning, what are the very first signs that you might be expecting? We're talking the really early signs.the little things, the 'Am I? Could I be.?' symptoms before your period is even really late, the ones that spur you on to take that positive test. What Are The Very First Signs That You Might Be Pregnant?

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