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    17 Pregnant Women Who Took A Problem And Ran With It In A Hilarious Direction

    Sometimes pregnancy brain is genius.

    1. This pregnant woman, who figured out the best way to lay on her belly:

    2. This pregnant woman, who figured out a way to shave her legs when she couldn't reach them:

    3. This pregnant woman, who used her belly to hold her water bottle for easy access:

    4. This pregnant woman, who had Subway make her the sandwich she really wanted:

    5. This pregnant woman, who used car fresheners as earrings to help with that extra intense sense of smell:

    6. This pregnant woman, who used the stretchy band of her maternity leggings to hold snacks:

    7. This pregnant woman, who attached a chopstick to her nail polish brush so she could reach her toes:

    8. And this pregnant woman, who used a grabber to clean up the floor when she could no longer bend over:

    9. This pregnant woman, who used a hair tie to keep her jeans closed:

    10. This pregnant woman, who wanted a snack and a bubble bath, so she brought her pie in the tub with her:

    11. This pregnant woman, who was craving chocolate and strawberry ice cream, so she figured out how to make it happen:

    12. This pregnant woman, who used a pool inner tube to nap in:

    13. This pregnant woman, who somehow managed to get her waitress to throw in a few extra chocolate mints:

    14. This pregnant woman, who wanted some late-night s'mores, so she figured out how to make some:

    15. This pregnant woman, who only wanted the marshmallows out of her Lucky Charms:

    16. This pregnant woman, who used her belly to hold alllll the snacks:

    17. And this pregnant news reporter who parked her news van in the expectant mom spot because hey — it doesn't specify the kind of vehicle!

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