By the end of the first trimester you will realize that you wake up happy without any feeling of nausea or morning sickness. Now you are able to eat your meal well without feeling sick and you are more energetic then usual. The reason for this is that the fetal organ is now completely developed. The uterus is not too big as if now to welcome other problems but yet enough to handle the current situation. You may now start feeling big but do not get depressed if you do not fit in to your clothes. Get a new wardrobe done for yourself.

Actually getting a whole new wardrobe for pregnancy is quite useless as you will be wearing those clothes only for a few months, providing that you will go back to your pre-pregnancy shape of course. Nevertheless, there are quite a few tricks to avoid wasting money on a new wardrobe. I am not saying that you shouldn't buy anything but mixing your current clothing items with a couple of new pairs of slacks and maternity tops is usually enough to get through the pregnancy.

Yes, that's exactly what happened in my case, shortly after the 2nd trimester started. During the first, I felt very tired, and I couldn't keep much food down. My doctor just told me to wait, he said in a week or two I would "feel human again." And I did - no more throwing up, and my energy returned.

I did not buy a whole new wardrobe, only a couple of maternity pants. I agree with ButterflyEs - you only use these clothes for a short time, there is no need to spend a lot.

I had no idea that the morning sickness ended after some time. I never really knew anyone the whole time that they were pregnant, and I never asked my mom. I just saw what they show on TV--a woman throwing up into a toilet.

luckily, I didn't experience much morning sickness when I was pregnant. I just had difficulty in waking up early.

I also, didn't bought many maternity dress. I think it's not that practical.

I always thought the nausea lasted the entire pregnancy. That's really interesting! Thanks for sharing.

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-Brittany Brydahl

I have heard that some women are unfortunate enough to have it that way. It may also happen that morning sickness starts later in the pregnancy, even in the last trimester. It is rare though.