Pregnant AFL WAG Tayla Damir says she has felt 'isolated' and 'anxious' ... trends now
AFL WAG Tayla Damir has opened up about her pregnancy experience, sharing the things she has learned during her first trimester.
The former Love Island star, who recently announced she is expecting her first child with Richmond Tigers player Nathan Broad, compiled a lengthy list of 'things no one warns you about during pregnancy' and shared it to her Instagram Story on Thursday.
First on her list was 'the stress you feel as a pregnant woman'.
AFL WAG Tayla Damir has opened up about her pregnancy experience, sharing the things she has learned during her first trimester. Pictured with her husband Nathan Broad
'The stress of not knowing if your child is ok all the time,' she wrote. 'The long waits between ultrasounds to check if they are still alive.'
'The dread you feel if your body feels different or you have a pain here and there,' Tayla added.
'It's a constant state of happiness and worry mixed into one.'
The former Love Island star, who recently announced she is expecting her first child with Richmond Tigers player Nathan Broad, compiled a lengthy list of 'things no one warns you about during pregnancy' and shared it to her Instagram Story on Thursday
First on her list was 'the stress you feel as a pregnant woman'
Tayla also admitted she felt 'isolated' during her first trimester.
'Why are we told we shouldn't tell people till 12 weeks when the people we would tell are the ones we would need if God forbid anything happened,' the former reality star wrote.
'They are the people you vent to, cry to, laugh with and you will need them.'
The WAG also opened up about how anxious she'd been feeling, admitting she worries her pregnancy is less deserved than other mothers-to-be.
'Imposter syndrome is real. I feel as though this bump isn't mine or I can't have a bump because I can't be "that far along,"' she said.
'I get anxious that someone will see me in the baby section of a shop and think "why is she in here."
The AFL glamour couple, who were married less than four months ago, shared the good news of their impending parenthood to Instagram on Friday, February 3
'It's so weird I feel like I don't deserve to be pregnant or something some days.'
She also spoke about her sense of smell changing and 'debilitating' morning sickness.
The AFL glamour couple, who were married less than four months ago, shared the good news of their impending parenthood to Instagram on Friday, February 3.
Tayla recently shared a photo of her baby bump as she posed in a white dress, revealing that it popped up 'overnight'
Tayla posed alongside her footballer husband, 29, and the pair gleefully held up a sign revealing they are expecting a
