Bush or no bush?

I’m keeping it shaved. Have to take a mirror to do it but it’s getting done

Everything is so sensitive down there, I can’t imagine getting waxed 😣 I’m in my 3rd trimester with twins, so I’m not able to do much besides a quick clean up.

I don't suggest waxing, the pain and potential introduction of germs/infection is not a risk I'm willing to take at this point. But I do suggest keeping it trimmed short if you're able. I know with my last labor, they commented that having things short definitely helped them when dealing with checks and stuff like the Foley (had an induction)

I was told not to shave or wax after 36 weeks by my obgyn for how sensitive it can be down there.

I get waxed from the point that I can't see it anymore on. I find keeping my stitches clean is easier when there's no hair down there, and struggle to keep it trimmed short when I can't see it. Both pregnancies (1&2) I've gone about a week before labour, I wouldn't suggest going too close to due date/induction date because it is sensitive for a dayish afterwards. I had waxes previously not pregnant and didn't notice much of a difference pain/sensitivity wise

After 36 weeks don't shave just in case you have a c section it could introduce germs etc. My scar is perfectly on my bikini line but the hair still tries to grow through the scar. You don't want a razor bump there

I shaved probably about 2 weeks ago and will probably just leave it at that. I’m getting too uncomfortable to really be able to do it again. 37+3:)

With my first I got waxed at 37 weeks but I also wax regularly so it wasn’t as painful.. but I wouldn’t suggest getting waxed if you don’t regularly wax

I am 38 weeks and just got my last wax. Yes, it was a bit more sensitive than usual. I don’t want to have to deal with hair down there after a C section. The hair honestly hurts me when it gets too long ( pulling on underwear and what not) I was told they will shave where they are doing the surgery anyway and I am going in for a scheduled C section so just getting ahead. It really depends on your preference and tolerance.