Can a woman still do housework and farm work after pregnancy?

A healthy pregnant woman, if she doesn't have many miscarriages, has no accidents in her daily life and is not so delicate when she is pregnant. If she was careful when cooking and doing housework, she wouldn't have an abortion easily.

My wife and I, under the pressure of being fined, gave birth to three women and a man in order to have a son. It happened twice before these four children, which broke our hearts.

When my wife was pregnant for the first time, after several months of suffering, she found that the baby was born with congenital diseases and died in less than two days. At that time, instruments could not be made, and everything was resigned to fate.

She is pregnant for the second time. For more than two months, she idled around and seduced her 8-year-old brother-in-law (my brother). Unexpectedly, my brother-in-law was anxious. When her sister-in-law (my wife) bent down to sweep the house, she suddenly gave a hard push, and my wife fell down and had a miscarriage.

Later, my wife became pregnant and gave birth to four children in succession. The first three are daughters and the fourth is a son.

When my wife gave birth to her eldest daughter and second daughter, there was no household in the countryside. When she gave birth to her third daughter and youngest son, it was 1986 and 1987, just after the farmland was divided into households.

At that time, my family cultivated land, like other farmers, without agricultural machinery, and it was entirely operated by livestock and manpower.

In spring, horse-drawn carts are used to deliver manure, horse-drawn plows are used to collect ridges, chemical fertilizers are artificially raised next to a ridge, and corn seeds are manually counted.

After emergence, weed with hoe, shovel for the first time, shovel for the second time, and finally seal the ridge with horse.

In autumn harvest, the corn stalks are first cut off with a sickle, then the corn is scraped into a polished rod ear by ear, and then pulled home by a carriage. The autumn harvest alone will take more than a month.

At that time, my family cultivated nearly three acres of land, and we lived another life separately. When the farm is busy, no one looks after the children at home. When my wife and I went to other places, the eldest daughter led the second daughter to look after the house. The eldest daughter was 5 years old and the second daughter was 3 years old.

My wife was pregnant with her third daughter in July 1985, and was already pregnant for 4 months by the autumn harvest.

It's just the two of us working on the ground, with few hands and no help from others. My wife is pregnant, so I can only insist. She goes to the fields with me every day, cutting and raking corn stalks, and then pulling the corn stalks home.

You can rest all autumn unless it rains.

When my wife was pregnant with my baby, it was the spring of 65438+March of 0987. By the time of the autumn harvest, she had been pregnant for 8 months, but she still had to go to the fields to peel big customers (sunflowers) and pick corn cobs.

I remember one day, I was sitting in front of the car, driving a carriage, and my wife was sitting behind the car, going to cut sunflower heads in a farmland in the southwest of our village; Because of the uneven road surface, the carriage bumped badly.

My wife sat in the back seat of the car and said angrily, "slow down!" This broken road is so embarrassing, I can't stand it! "

I said, "I can't drive fast, and this horse doesn't know how to walk slowly." What should I do? " Why don't you get off and go to the back of the car! "

"I'm not getting off the bus, I'm throwing caution to the wind and pulling the child down!" The result is good, nothing happened.

Women who have given birth to children know that after eight months of pregnancy, they are already very clumsy, and it is very uncomfortable to bend over to pick corn. My wife doesn't want to bend over, so she can only sit in the corn shop and pick up corn cobs.

There is a woman near me, and her family is also a couple. During the day, she digs corn with her husband, comes back from work at night, and has children after dinner.

It was common for rural women to get pregnant and do farm work at that time. It is not easy, especially for pregnant women. However, I have never heard of anyone whose pregnant woman had an abortion because of doing farm work.

In fact, during pregnancy, women are always very busy and often do some work within their power, which is entirely possible and beneficial to the development of the fetus.

The subject asked, "Can you still cook for your family when you are pregnant?"

I can answer you accurately. I can cook for my family. Cooking is not heavy physical labor, but cutting, frying, cleaning, pressing the switch and so on. It's all easy work, you can't flash your waist, you can't be out of breath. There is nothing to worry about.

Pregnancy and confinement are two different things. Confinement is a period of physical recovery after giving birth to a child. If you can, you must sit for a month, mainly to prevent cold, so as not to get moon disease.

Well, that's all I have to say. You are welcome to leave a comment and share your experience.