The Not So Obvious

• Sometimes when implantation of the fertilized embryo happens, there may be some slight bleeding or spotting. Some women may overlook this and think it is a short period, or that they overdid it physically.
  
  

Are You Missing Something?

• One of the first symptoms for many women is that they miss a period. Women who are have regular cycles may notice this as being unusual, but women who are not regular may not think they are pregnant immediately.
  
  

Physical Challenges

• Many women experience morning sickness. Some simply feel ill, while others may have a difficult time keeping food down for part or most of the day. This can happen even before a period is missed, or it may not happen until well into the second month.
  
  

Emotional Challenges

• When you become pregnant your hormones change drastically. This can result in feeling moody, being more emotional and feeling slightly unstable.
  
  

Going to the Restroom More Often

• One of the most bothersome symptoms of pregnancy for many women, is having the need to empty the bladder more often.
  
  

More Sleep

• Pregnant women need more sleep. Many women find that they need a nap daily, or that they need to sleep an hour or two more at night.