I don't know, you fathers and expectant mothers, whether there have been dreams or hallucinations comparable to large areas during pregnancy, the common point of these dreams is vivid and real.
Usually in these dreams, the sound and light are brilliant, the sound effects are realistic, and the lifelike life is so vivid that when you wake up, you have to question whether you have just been dreaming.
Of course, there are a variety of dreams, from nightmares to dreams, bizarre aliens, and cute Doraemons, which are healthy and stable in any way.
During pregnancy, when anxiety, fear, expectations, and insecurities all pour into your life, these dreams become a channel for the subconscious to vent, and hundreds of tangled emotions (contradictions, fears, happiness, excitement) cannot find a better way to express them, and then they invariably find such an outlet.
Use them as an antidote to a restful night's sleep, which makes it easier to release and relieve stress, and hormones can also trigger dreams and make them more vivid.
In general, there is a greater probability of waking up during the REM sleep phase. At this time, the dream is still clearly left in the consciousness, and the content and details of the dream are still vividly remembered.
We summarize the common dreams in pregnancy into several categories, if you happen to have a strange dream, then you can compare it, and then follow us to a daddy dream interpretation.
Guilty dreams
1. Dreaming of losing something or misplacing something (from car keys to baby);
2. Forgot to feed your baby;
3. Leave your baby alone at home or in the car.
Analysis: The baby is about to be born, but you are not fully prepared, and these dreams show that you are afraid that you will not be able to become a competent mother.
Painful dreams
1. Encounter attacks or injuries from robbers, thieves, animals;
2. Being pushed down or slipping;
3. Fall down the stairs.
Analysis: These dreams may imply that you are very vulnerable at this time, and it is appropriate to find your father, family or friends for help and talk about troubles.
A dream of distress
1. Dreaming of being trapped somewhere and unable to get out, such as the subway, car, house;
2. Be submerged in ponds, lakes full of mud.
Analysis: This may imply that you are worried that the new family members will control your freedom.
A dream of consternation
1. Dreaming that you do not follow the diet plan, you will gain too much weight as a result, or you will become fat overnight;
2. Eating continuously in dreams;
3. Eat or drink something wrong.
Analysis: These dreams are common among expectant mothers who are trying to control their diet.
Nasty dreams
1. Dreaming that you have lost your charm and are no longer attractive to your husband;
2. In his dreams, he hates his husband very much;
3. Dreaming of a husband's change of heart or cheating.
Analysis: This shows that the expectant mother is worried about destroying her image because of pregnancy, and even affecting the relationship between husband and wife.
Dreams of sex
1. Dreaming of married life or flirting (whether active or passive, making you feel pleasure or guilt).
Analysis: This is due to the fact that the mother-to-be's hormones are sending signals, which may bring sexual arousal or even orgasm.
Memories of dreams
1. Dreaming of a deceased loved one resurrected and appearing.
Analysis: This may reflect that you subconsciously connect the previous generation with the next generation, thus making up for some regrets.
The dream of childbirth
1. Dreaming of pain during childbirth or inability to give birth to a baby.
Analysis: This may reflect your fear of labor pain and childbirth.
Dreams about your baby
1. Dream about preparing to have a baby or play with it.
Analysis: This shows that you are practicing parenting and trying to connect with your baby before he is born.
2. Dreaming that the baby is deformed, sick, too big or too small;
Analysis: Dreaming of the baby's appearance means that you are worried about a lot of problems, especially the health of the child.
3. Dreaming that your baby has unusual skills (e.g. talking or walking as soon as he is born);
Analysis: This dream implies that you are worried about your baby's intelligence and are looking forward to his future;
4. Dreaming that you have given birth to a boy or girl, or dreaming about the color of your baby's hair or eyes, and looking more like your father or mother;
Analysis: This may hint at your psychological tendencies about the baby's gender, appearance, etc.
5. Dreaming that your baby is an adult as soon as he is born.
Analysis: This kind of dream represents that you are a little afraid to face a small baby in your heart.
Theoretically, because of hormone problems, it is easier for expectant mothers to have some strange and vivid dreams than expectant fathers, no matter how strange and bizarre dreams are dreamed, there should be no pressure, let alone superstition, dreams are just a reflection of your subconscious during this period.
Waking up in the morning to communicate with your father-to-be more dreams and give your teammates some inspiration can not only increase each other's closeness and sense of participation, but also decompress, which is simply a lot of work.
Either way, remember not to take these dreams too seriously, after all, they are just a dream.
This article refers to books
Sears Encyclopedia of Pregnancy
William Sears Martha Sears Linda Holt BJ Snell [Translation] Xun Shouwen
Heidi's Encyclopedia of Pregnancy
[Beauty] Heidi McCoughf et al. [Translation] Pauline Hu
Note: The pictures in this article come from the Internet