When to Stop Working in Pregnancy? Signs to Know!

Описание: When to stop working in pregnancy? Learn clear signs, tips, & what to ask your provider about maternity leave!
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Are you feeling physically exhausted, stressed at work, or wondering if your high blood pressure and pregnancy discomfort mean it’s time to stop working? This video is your guide for knowing when to stop working during pregnancy. Get the facts on pregnancy work concerns like swelling, pain, high blood pressure, or when your doctor recommends resting. You’ll learn why handling stress and adjusting your daily routine can help you feel better, along with tips for talking to HR about benefits, knowing your rights at work, and prepping for maternity leave. Simple, real-life advice covers what to watch for so you stay healthy and active while working, and feel ready for your baby!

🎥 Video Highlights

🍼 Why many people work during pregnancy (health, finances, personal reasons)

🩺 Clear signs it might be time to stop working (high blood pressure, pain, labor)

🚩 What to do if your work feels physically “too much” during pregnancy

💬 How to talk to HR, your manager, and medical provider about work options

💡 Stress and pregnancy: the effects and how to handle them

📄 Maternity leave & disability paperwork—what to know and when to prep

🕓 Tips to make working during pregnancy more comfortable and less stressful

🏡 Work-from-home options and practical routines at work for comfort

✅ Your rights on pregnancy and work discrimination

👣 Why kick counts matter (free resource)

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🔗 Links Mentioned:
📝 Free Kick Count Cheat Sheet: https://pregnurse.com/free-resources/...
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👩‍⚕️ About Hilary Erickson, The Pregnancy Nurse®:
Hilary is an experienced Pregnancy Educator, RN-BSN, and labor & delivery nurse since 1997. She worked all through her pregnancies and has first-hand insights into navigating work while expecting—making her a trusted voice for helping you decide when to stop working and get ready for birth.

⏰ Video Chapters:
00:00 When to throw in the towel: Why this topic matters
00:39 Why people work during pregnancy (and US maternity benefits)
01:50 Importance of kick counts + free cheat sheet link
02:20 Signs it’s time to stop: High blood pressure
03:30 When work is too physically demanding
04:21 Balancing work hardship vs. benefits
05:00 Extreme stress at work
05:44 Doctor's orders: When your provider says stop
06:16 Maternity leave by state (California vs Utah experiences)
07:31 Positive aspects of working during pregnancy
08:22 Making work more comfortable
09:27 Communicating with your manager
10:10 Your rights at work & local resources
10:48 After you stop working: How to stay active and well

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📢 Disclaimer: This video provides general medical information for educational purposes and is not specific medical advice. Always consult YOUR health provider to discuss your unique pregnancy, work situation, and complications. Hilary offers current evidence-based information but best practices may change—so stay up-to-date with your provider, especially concerning high blood pressure, gestational stress, and maternity leave policies.

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