What was your tale tale sign?

Question

Has there been something that has happened each pregnancy before you got your BFP that helped you know you were?

Answer

My first pregnancy I would fall asleep at like 6pm and was exhausted all the time. I didn’t really have any other symptoms other than being tired.
I just found out I am almost 7 weeks pregnant and this time I am just extremely bloated and it won’t go away. I probably have exhaustion too but chasing after a 2 year old is always tiring so I haven’t paid much attention to it

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This is only the first time I’ve ever been pregnant but my main sign was a different type of cramping. It’s something I had never felt before. Took a test and it was a blazing positive.

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I can't stand peanut butter, one day I had this incredible urge to eat peanut butter. After I devoured a spoonful, I knew something was not normal.... BFP!
I also pee a lot in the first few weeks. (6-7 times a day, which is not usual for me. I may pee twice/day if I'm drinking lots of fluids on a regular basis)

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Round ligament pain if it's a subsequent pregnancy.  That and an instantaneous spare tire in the mid section.

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It was cramping for me. I just got my Bfp 2 days ago, on 9 dpo. I still have slight cramping/discomfort on my abdomen. It is there for the last 5 days. It was same with my first pregnancy which ended with MC. So hope this sticks. I can’t even feel excited because of the same symptoms 😔

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With my first, i couldn't drink coffee and i was stuffed up. Light implantation bleeding. Second time, nothing but stuffed nose. Severe morning sickness around 8 weeks that lasted until 30 weeks when she was stillborn. I'm about a week away to know if i am this month. Been tired and very hungry.

What was your tale tale sign?

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