5 Tattoo Ideas for a Woman Trying to Get Pregnant

In this post, you’ll find 5 tattoo ideas for women trying to get pregnant as well as a “tattoo suggestion” from someone who was already pregnant. So if you’re looking for some new and unique ways to decorate your body, keep reading!

There are many reasons a woman might be trying to get pregnant. It may be that she’s just discovered that she has fertility issues and wants the process of conception moved along, or maybe she and her partner are getting ready for their first child together. Whatever the reason, there’s going to be some changes happening in your body-literally- and this is where tattoos come into play.

Tattoos for Women Trying to Get Pregnant

When a woman knows she’s going to be getting pregnant, it’s common for her and her partner to start planning a family. Some women will get tattoos that they can show off later when they have kids. There are many symbols that can represent motherhood, a baby, and the entire process of getting pregnant. It’s not always easy to find the perfect design though-the idea has to be unique, stand out amongst the other designs being offered by tattoo artists these days, and still have meaning.

You don’t have to stick with one design for a lifetime though-if you and your partner decide to go back and get more tattoos after the baby is born and after you’ve had a couple of children (or if you decide that they won’t be any tattoos at all), then it’s fine to do so. You should really only consider getting one tattoo while trying to get pregnant if this is the first child you’re having, or if you don’t want to get any more tattoos in the future.

When looking for tattoos, remember that the design doesn’t have to be unique or stand out amongst others-it just has to mean something to you.

1. Rose Tattoo for Women Trying to Get Pregnant

The rose represents new beginnings, protection, love, and passion. If you’re trying to get pregnant and your partner has got a rose tattoo already, then consider getting a matching one yourself so that you can wear them both together.

2. The Baby on the Soleil Tattoo for Women Trying to Get Pregnant

This is a very strong tattoo-it seems threatening perhaps? It’s probably because it’s an upside down cross with the baby on it. This is instead of the usual Christian cross you see most people getting these days in tattoos. This is a symbol of motherhood, protection, and fertility.

If you’re already pregnant and looking to get an upside-down cross-but not this one-then consider adding a blue dot in the middle so that the cross is more neutral. Your partner will be able to wear it the same way he or she would any other tattoo. This design isn’t for everyone though-it’s for those women who are going to fight with all their strength to get pregnant.

3. A Love Knot Tattoo for Women Trying to Get Pregnant

The love knot is often used on wedding bands, but it’s also commonly used in tattoos where couples have gotten married together at some point in their lives. On this one, the woman is getting pregnant and has already been with her partner for a while. The love knot can symbolize new beginnings, or that they are ready to start a family together.

4. An Inside Out Heart Tattoo for Women Trying to Get Pregnant

The inside-out heart signifies fertility in various cultures around the world. This tattoo can be worn by both men and women-if you’re getting one and your partner is also getting one, then why not both wear them together? This is a very strong design, but it’s also very feminine at the same time. Overall, it holds a deeper meaning than the outside-in design.

5. A Large Elephant Tattoo for Women Trying to Get Pregnant

This is a cute idea for women trying to get pregnant-the elephant has long been affiliated with fertility and good luck (it’s a symbol of new beginnings). The elephant is also one of the largest animals on Earth, so it can also be used in tattoo designs as a representation of strength.

Hopefully you’ve found what you’re looking for in our designs-if you haven’t, we’d recommend that you take your time to sketch out various designs and see which one(s) mean the most to you. Instead of getting a tattoo just to get one, make sure it’s something that will stay with you for the rest of your life.