Has a pregnancy dream left you feeling confused? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Pregnancy dreams are actually quite common and not limited to one gender. Whether you’ve always dreamt of having a big family or never wanted any kids, a pregnancy dream doesn’t necessarily mean you’re pregnant. Important life changes, stressors, and anxiety can all manifest in the form of a pregnancy dream.

So what does your pregnancy dream really mean? From positive pregnancy tests to actually giving birth, we’ve outlined a guide to the top 11 types of pregnancy dreams and their true meanings.

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Having Morning Sickness

  1. Having morning sickness in your dream represents fear or apprehension. Nausea and vomiting aren’t exactly the most pleasant feelings. If you find yourself having morning sickness in your dreams, it could be a reflection of emotional uneasiness or anxiety about something negative occuring in your personal life.[2]
    • Often, our dreams are a reflection or continuation of experiences in real life.[3] If you find yourself having repeated dreams of morning sickness, analyze what real-life emotions or situations may be causing you stress and try to minimize them.
    • If you find yourself hiding your morning sickness from others in your dream, this could indicate that you’re trying to hide a secret or a new development in your personal life and are anxious that it will be revealed.[4]
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Experiencing Labor Pain

  1. Dreaming of labor pain is a sign you’re emotionally exhausted. Labor pain is an intense physical and emotional experience. If you’re dreaming of labor pain, it could be a sign that you’re experiencing heightened emotional intensity or feeling out of control in your personal life.[5]
    • Typically, labor pain occurs near the end of your pregnancy. Dreaming of labor pain can signal that you’re about to complete a difficult goal or task.
    • Painful dreams can also be a result of physical sensations like sleeping in an uncomfortable position, menstrual cramps, or needing to use the bathroom. If you experience painful labor in your dream, take note of any physical pain that you may be experiencing in real life.[6]
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Giving Birth

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Having an Evil Baby

  1. An evil baby is a warning sign. Generally, anything evil popping up in your dreams is a manifestation of negative or repressed thoughts and feelings.[9] If you see an evil baby in your dream, view it as a sign of caution and introspect how to be honest with your feelings.
    • Try talking to a loved one about your dream. You might find that walking them through the dream helps you release any pent up emotions that could be causing your evil baby dream.
    • If you find yourself constantly having nightmares, try mediating for a few minutes before bed. This will give you a chance to reflect on your day and let go of any negative thoughts before sleeping.[10]
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Hearing a Crying Baby

  1. Crying babies can be a sign of major stress. Let’s face it, crying babies are disruptive and hard to ignore. This is because the human brain is engineered to react and respond to crying baby sounds.[11] When you hear a crying baby in your dreams, it’s no different. The crying baby is likely a manifestation of your real-life stressors calling out for attention in your dreams.
    • A crying baby could also be a reflection of your own unhappiness. Try to examine what is making you feel unsatisfied or unfulfilled in your daily life.[12]
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Losing Your Baby

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