Jessie James Decker is NOT sugarcoating some of the more painful parts of having a baby.
The Eric & Jessie: Game On cast member is currently sporting a super cute baby bump, as she is 16 weeks pregnant with her third child, but tells E! News it’s still hard to dress her changing body.
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“The worst part [of pregnancy)] is finding clothes to fit because I don’t think they have the cutest maternity clothes,” Decker said. “And my boobs get so massive, like humongous, that nothing fits. I can’t get anything to fit my body and it’s so stressful. My back hurts, so that’s tough.”
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The country music star said breastfeeding her babies is another mixed bag part of having kids, especially when you have “some hungry little babies.”
“I love breastfeeding … and when your nipples get really bloody, you know put a little Vaseline, you’ll be fine,” she said.
The 29-year-old is married to NFL star Eric Decker. Eric didn’t grow up in a big family like Jessie said, and giving him the experience of a bustling home is something that has been important to them in their family planning, she told PEOPLE.
“I just felt and feel so fulfilled with our two I didn’t really think about it โ like, I’m not longing for another child,” she explained. “I just feel like we’ve got it going on with Vivi and Bubby.”
“But I think because I came from a family of three siblings, I know what that’s like, and it was great, and Eric came from a family of just him and his sister,” she continued. “He wants to experience that whole big family process, so I’m not gonna take that away from him.”
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