Are you waddling, instead of walking? This is actually a good thing!

At 31 weeks, your body is producing relaxin, a hormone naturally secreted in the ovary by the corpus luteum. During pregnancy, relaxin is also released from the placenta and uterine lining. The relaxin hormone loosens the ligaments in your pelvis, allowing it to stretch when your little one leaves your body during delivery. And it's responsible for your gorgeous waddling!

Are your legs cramping at night and keeping you awake? This is common during the third trimester. There are a few things you can do to prevent, or lessen, these cramps, like taking breaks throughout the day to put your feet up and rest. You should also be drinking a lot of water, to prevent your muscles from getting dehydrated. Another trick to try is eating a banana! Muscles spasms and cramps are more likely to occur if your body’s calcium and potassium levels are too low.