I didn't get any morning sickness throughout my pregnancy. Many women don't. It's completely normal. The stats vary on how many women don't get it but mostly it's thought to be about 30% of pregnancies don't have any morning sickness.

It is hard to have a pregnancy that doesn't have many symptoms. Mine was like that. I felt so good I felt something had to be wrong, but it wasn't. I was always happy to get indigestion as that made me feel pregnant. In fact the only time I felt like vomitting throughout my pregnancy was when I got a really bad dose of indigestion.

I just found I went off some foods, ate tiny meals for the first tri as I just wasn't hungry or if I was once I got eating I suddenly felt full. This was also reassuring.

I think you just have to look for other symptoms to reassure you. I also had bleeding gums and a stuffy nose from 3 weeks onwards.

If your lack of m/s continues you could well be nervous about things until you start to show, or possibly until you start to feel movement. Again, that's normal.

One thing is for sure, no morning sickness has absolutely no bearing on the outcome of the pregnancy.