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You would have to be more specific about the question, as in what was happening in the dream, where you happy or devastated, who was there ect.
Pregnancy dreams are usually about change, specifically anticipating change.
It means that you're thinking about pregnancy. Dreams have no external sources.
Vivid dreams of many sorts are common during pregnancy because of changing hormonal levels. Dreams of other pregnant women merely represent the recognition and acceptance of one's own pregnancy. See the link attached below for more information about dreams related to pregnancy and babies.
You dont need to have those dreams...its not bad
Dreams are about the dreamer. The relative's dream is about that relative, not about you. In the dream, "you" probably represent some aspect of the dreamer's own personality, and the pregnancy represents a task or project that the dreamer is developing in real life. See the link below for more information and examples of pregnancy dreams.
Vivid, outrageous and strange dreams are par for the course during pregnancy. Dreams of having the baby are perfectly natural and expected, since delivery is the desired outcome. The cause in nothing more than the constantly changing hormones of pregnancy.
Yes, "vivid dreams" often accompany pregnancy. It is normal so long as these dreams do not inhibit daily function or otherwise alter your life negatively.
It's telling you that you're pregnant. I've had dreams similar to that.
you should take a pregnancy test to make sure that everything is ok , your probably thinking to hard about pregnancy stuff.
Dreams during pregnancy can become quite intense and odd because of all the hormonal changes occuring in your body during pregnancy. But like any other dreams, these dreams are unique to every individual and reflect the dreamer's own thoughts and feelings. There is no single specific thing that "happens" in the vivid dreams of pregnancy.
If you are pregnant, this is a good example of the sort of weird dreams that are common during pregnancy, because of shifting hormones effecting your dreams. It simply expresses your feeling "as big as a cow." In other words, the cow symbolizes the pregnancy that has "consumed" your entire life.
IF the dreamer is a sexually active female of childbearing age, a pregnancy test might be prudent. Dreams can be influenced by changes in the body's hormones, and pregnancy certainly causes such changes. > Otherwise, the dream could refer to any new thing that is "developing" in the dreamer's life, including the dreamer's own developing maturity. An important idea or plan taking form in the dreamer's mind or a new project, assignment or task might be represented as a pregnancy in dreams. > See the link below for further examples and discussion of pregnancy dreams.