Pregnant moms can relate to Solenn Heussaff, who is in her third trimester, yet is dancing her way to seduce her husband Nico Bolzico.
In case you haven't seen it, the 37-year-old soon-to-be mom of two shared a video of her dancing - complete with pots and pans as props -and it's driving the internet crazy.
"When you are pregnant and trying to seduce your husband before making dinner," Solenn wrote in the caption, and tagged Nico.
Their video already has over 2.3 million views because you just cannot watch it once!
Fellow preggy mama Iza Calzado commented, "Nico is clearly turned on by this!"
Solenn's sister-in-law Anne Curtis said, "Are you guys bored?" and netizens suggest that she might have to visit them soon.
Sex drive change in pregnant women
While the video is indeed hilarious, it also shows one of the many changes that pregnancy does to a woman. Aside from having tender breasts, nausea, and morning sickness, there are also changes in the sex drive of a mom-to-be. It could either be over the roof, or you don't want to be touched at all.
Changes in your sex drive during pregnancy are perfectly normal, all thanks to the fluctuating levels of estrogen and progesterone hormones.
According to What To Expect, having sexy urges and a boost in libido can benefit you in terms of speeding up your postpartum recovery. Not to mention, orgasm can help improve sleep and mood.
READ ALSO: 4 Reasons Why Pregnant Sex is Sexy
This boost occurs anytime during the pregnancy, although some report it's more revved up during the second trimester. But for others, it can be high even until your due date!
Dr. Rica Cruz, a US-board certified sexologist and a sex and relationships therapist told Smart Parenting, "It's a common misconception na bawal maging intimate in all levels, and in all ways kapag buntis ka."
Dr. Cruz affirms, pregnancy doesn't have to get in the way of being intimate with your spouse. "As a mom, what is expected of you is to just really take care of the baby inside of your womb. But you can always look for the fun and the play in your relationship, hindi siya dapat kinakalimutan," she added.
It's also a good idea to ask your OB-Gyne if there are any restrictions on your pregnancy when it comes to sex, just to be safe.
As for Solenn, she initially told Smart Parenting that her second pregnancy is "mas chill" than the first one, thus, the dancing with pots and pans and a cheese grater.
"You can say it's silly, but who cares? You're doing it for your relationship, you're doing it to play with your husband and show that you can still be sexual indirectly. You need that," Dr. Cruz said.
Read here six safe (and Oh-so-Good!) positions for pregnant sex.
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