I live in New England and it's beautiful here.Our snow season ended and now everything is blossoming.Summer starts in june already but it's not too hot.I do however celebrate my bithday in july on the beach or the lake.

Do pregnant women feel temperatures differently?

Well, most definitely the bigger you are and in the later months, one will feel the temperatures differently. In the later months, the baby is bigger, it takes more energy to walk and do anything thus creating more heat. Breathing can become more laboured to. In addition, one can experience hot flushes, which isn't fun either.

I've always been happy that I with my other pregnancies I didn't have to suffer the heat of summer in my biggest months. Well, this time around I have no choice. It will be interesting!

I felt like I was carrying a heating unit round me in the summer months before DD was born early November - and I doesnt exactly get warm here in England is the summer!!!