Did you get a housekeeper to help you during your pregnancy?

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- - Jmac, QLD said
  - 21 Jan 2021
    5:10 pm
I had a cleaner BEFORE i was pregnant. Whatever works for you and is going to make life easier for you, i say do it.
- - Ellen, QLD said
  - 21 Jan 2021
    5:38 am
No, life was easy when I was pregnant compared to now ! Wish I had a housekeeper now 🙂
- - BellaB, QLD said
  - 05 Oct 2020
    7:35 pm
No, but if you can afford it, then I think it would be a fabulous help.
- - mom462038, QLD said
  - 08 Apr 2020
    5:19 pm
Nope, I was pregnant not disabled, never crossed my mind to pay for a housekeeper. Housework isn’t that hard if you’re not having pregnancy issues
- - Mummyofone77, QLD said
  - 25 Dec 2019
    5:47 am
How much can your partner help with? I don’t see it as a bad thingif you can afford it. Unfortunately we couldn’t
- - mom160421, QLD said
  - 11 Mar 2019
    1:08 pm
No I didn’t have any help, but felt I was able to manage everything by myself.
- - mom81879, QLD said
  - 13 Nov 2018
    7:22 pm
I wish! We have never been well off enough financially to be able to have ever considered hiring a housekeeper. Wouldn’t mind a chef and gardener too
- - mom112023, QLD said
  - 30 Mar 2017
    12:14 am
No help except for the things that would have been unsafe like climbing step ladder etc. The exercise of housework is good during pregnancy. Just need to pace it and not overdo anything. Regular health visits will let you know if you need to limit physical things. Every individual is different.
- - mom112217, QLD said
  - 18 Feb 2017
    6:25 pm
Thanks for all your answers moms!
- - mom81879, QLD said
  - 29 Jan 2017
    7:59 am
No, for heavens sake. You’re pregnant not terminal. What you can’t do yourself, ask family and friends to help out
- - mle00, QLD said
  - 27 Jan 2017
    4:46 pm
No, but the thought has definitely crossed my mind. If you can afford it it would certainly make a huge difference!
- - unicorn16, QLD said
  - 06 Jan 2017
    10:08 pm
I really wish I had then I wouldnt have had the house get so out of control in the blurry early weeks.
- - ozstarlett, QLD said
  - 02 Jan 2017
    7:51 pm
I had a cleaner come in once a week for the first 6 weeks as I had a cesearean and couldn’t do much. I mainly just got them to sweep, mop and clean the bathroom.
- - Breenalee, QLD said
  - 02 Jan 2017
    11:16 am
I didn’t plan to but I ended up having a traumatic birth with a long recovery so I caved and it was the best thing I could have done! She came twice a week for 8 weeks and it helped me get that bonding time I missed out on. If you feel you need it, definitely look into it 🙂
- - mom118423, QLD said
  - 29 Dec 2016
    7:46 pm
No but if I could have afforded one I would have. Things just were not cleaned as often and I used more natural cleaning products btomprotect the baby like bicarb and vinegar
- - mom213767, QLD said
  - 05 Dec 2016
    11:04 pm
Not as a regular job but i did employ a team of 4 to come and do one HUGE massive clean towards the end of the pregnancy. It was well worth it.
- - mom90758, QLD said
  - 05 Dec 2016
    4:53 pm
No, I did all by myself. But I didn’t have any special problem to deal with, so I think it depends on the situations.