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Pregnancy is a beautiful thing. It's the journey of bringing a tiny new person into the world and none of us would be here if it weren't for it. In dedication to all the beautiful mothers in this world, Bored Panda has compiled a list of photos showing maternity before and after giving birth. Take a look at how miraculous and mind-blowing the journey really is.
Do you have any of your own before and after maternity pics? Add them to the list!
oh thats a great idea! i see it only on the second time
Same woman, different makeup, different lighting, head at a different angle.
This was a photo shoot celebrating 'rainbow babies' who were all born after their mothers suffered a previous loss. So beautiful!!
She looks so much more different in the first picture than the second!
Supercute way to include big brother.
Who cares? It's beautiful either way
Looks pissed until she has the baby!
Love the softness and the black and white.
RELAXING THE MIND.... HOPE FOR NEW LIFE...
She is looking at the camera like it is her husband taking the picture...love it.
The shocked looked on the baby's face is priceless.
She looks so much younger in the second shot!
That weed in the first one makes it look as if she's peeing
Wow. Can't imagine the relief on her back lol!
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it is so cool how it looks like that both the photos are in one photo
The baby is like "sup ladies?" Adorable.
Knox is such a cool name!! That's where I go to school(not telling the state.)
I like how yer eyes are closed when she is carryng the baby inside, and then open when the baby is out!
She's definitely not too old, it's the background which ruins the picture! It looks like it could use a lick of paint!
Thats what I was thinking, the mom looks identical in both, every shadow is the same.
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I love how before they are sort of smiling then after they're laughing or really smiling
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Women are such amazing creatures, i'm not saying men are bad, but when it comes to motherhood, women win the prize.
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I legitimately teared up and started crying about halfway through these. So damned beautiful. I always get shocked by how tiny babies are and how much hair they can be born with!! :) So adorable. Starting to want my own children one day - biological, I mean, as well as adopted.


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The areola isn’t exactly a part of the body that many of us consider all that fascinating. There is, of course, the complex neural pathways of the brain, and the unmatched power of the heart. The repr

The areola isn’t exactly a part of the body that many of us consider all that fascinating. There is, of course, the complex neural pathways of the brain, and the unmatched power of the heart. The reproductive organs aren’t that bad either. Together, both the male and female reproductive organs have exactly everything you might need to produce a brand new human being.


But, despite being a bit of a wallflower, not to mention a taboo in most modern cultures, the nipple is actually pretty fascinating, once you know more about it. For instance, women’s areola change depending on their fertility status, and even through the course of pregnancy.


In fact, there are numerous special features to nipples, some occurring way before pregnancy and others occurring afterwards. There are even some really crazy facts out there that might make you think twice about this unassuming body part.


Many people have more than two nipples. Having a third or even a fourth nipple is pretty common, both in males and females, and is considered harmless. In fact, celebs such as Tilda Swinton, Harry Styles, Carrie Underwood and Mark Wahlberg all have an extra nip and are pretty proud of it!


Called supernumerary nipples , these extra bits come in different variations. It can present as just a nipple by itself, or it may have an areola. Some may even have a bit of actual breast tissue attached! In some people, these extra nips even lactate during pregnancy!


For many men and women, nipples are erogenous zones that make for pleasurable foreplay. In fact, research has shown that aerola stimulation actually lights up the same parts of the brain that receive sensations from the areas south of the belly.


In a handful of lucky women, areola and breast stimulation alone can even result in an orgasm! These are, of course, a bit different from genital orgasms in that they’re shorter. However, they still are orgasms nevertheless and reportedly feel just as good!


Before your period, you may have noticed that your breasts become increasingly tender and sensitive . This is because the increased levels of the hormones estrogen and progesterone in your blood during your fertile period causes your breast glands to enlarge and your nipples to become more sensitive.


These symptoms commonly subside during and after your period, as these breast-changing hormones slowly subside.


If you get a breast enlargement procedure, there is a possibility that you will lose some sensation in your nipples. The larger the insert, the worse it’ll probably be, since the sensory nerves that supply your nips will have been stretched out. However, all sensation should normalize in about six weeks, in which the nerves will begin to recover.


However, there is still a very rare possibility that you’ll lose nipple sensation permanently. So, if you’re one of the lucky few who are able to orgasm through your nips alone, you might want to rethink that implant!


Some women are insecure about having inverted nipples. However, up to a third of women actually have innies! It’s far more common than you might think! Even innie nipples are each different in their own way. Some are a bit more inverted than others, while some just look inverted, but are actually not!


Because of the many breast changes during pregnancy, however, many formerly innie moms will have their nipples protrude by childbirth! If you want help with getting your nip to pucker out, try getting your partner to suck on it during foreplay.


Because many nips stick out and are therefore prone to irritation, they need to be moisturized and lubricated regularly. Fortunately, we’ve got one such system built into our body. Ever notice those small, bumpy things on your areola? Those are called Montgomery glands , named after the Irish obstetrician who first wrote about them.


These glands make an oily secretion that coats your areola and nips, keeping them well lubricated at all times! It is also thought that this oily substance has a certain smell that attracts your baby!


Areola are all different . Chances are, you may not even have a matching set, if you look close enough. Some texts show that there are eight types of nipples: the protruding, the flat, the puffy, the short, the long and three grades of inverted nipples. However, yours may not fit a specific type, exactly. They may even look like a combination of two of these types. You might even have one inverted nipple and one protruding one.


If you were born with those nips, they’re probably perfectly fine! One thing you have to look out for, however, is if they change abruptly over a short period, which could be a sign of breast cancer.


If your little one has a poor latch on your breast, you’re likely to experience pain and soreness of your nipples. Generally, you want your little one to latch over your entire areola and perhaps even extend from it. If your baby is only latching over your nipple, he’s likely to chew on it instead, which can be really, really painful.


If you really can’t manage a proper latch, get a lactation consultant, for the sake of you and your sore nips.


When you’re just starting out with breastfeeding, you might feel a pins-and-needles sensation or severe pain when their milk lets down. This usually happens to first-time moms, as their bodies adjust to the new sensations of breastfeeding. The letdown pain in itself is the result of the contraction of the milk ducts, which squeezes the milk towards your nipple.


Usually, however, it disappears within a month or so of breastfeeding.


We already knew that sucking on mom’s nips instead of those attached to a plastic bottle has a load of nutritional and emotional benefits for the baby. However, a new study has shown that it can also result in better dental health !


Babies who exclusively breastfeed are less likely to have misaligned teeth and jaws. It turns out that breastfeeding is a bit of an oral exercise that just might save you money for dental treatments later on!


By about twelve weeks into your pregnancy, your nipple and areola are likely to become bigger and darker. This is usually more prominent in women who are naturally dark-skinned. They’ll even be quite sore, sorer than they were just before your period. This is also because of the changes brought about by the hormones estrogen and progesterone. This is part of your body’s preparing itself for breastfeeding.


By the time your pregnancy is over, your nipples will be all ready to feed your little one that baby juice!


You might think that milk comes out of the one apparent hole in your nipple. Alternatively, if you’re like some women, you might not even have a distinct nipple hole. However, that’s no reason to worry if you were planning to breastfeed.


Milk actually comes out of a number of little holes at once. These are outlets to your lactiferous ducts, which open up at different parts of your nipple. So even if you can’t see a distinct hole in your nips, don’t worry! There are probably numerous little ones that you just can’t see.


Some women report feeling sexual arousal during breastfeeding. If you are one of these women, you might feel worried or embarrassed about this. Feeling arousal during breastfeeding doesn’t mean you’re some sort of weird pedophile. It’s actually just a normal response to nipple stimulation, as well as the hormones released during breastfeeding. Among them is oxytocin, the very same one responsible for uterine contractions and for orgasm.


This feeling is likely completely separate from your actual feelings for your
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