I was thinking about what a list of ideal jobs for preggophiles would be. Jobs that guarantee you see, interact with and are around pregnant women. Ultrasound Technician certainly qualifies as an ideal job for a preggophile. Getting to see exposed pregnant bellies and rub gel all over them would be a treat for sure and worth the 2 years of medical school and other grueling processes required to obtain the degree. However, a question comes to mind. Is it ethical to obtain a job simply to use it as a means of satisfying the fetish?

There's doctors now who go through years of medical schooling just to end up sexually abuse their patients. If you're going to drop thousands of dollars just to satisfy a fetish, then you're better off using that money for an escort or just get into a relationship and get her pregnant the old fashion way.

I see no problem with choosing a career path that would have you around pregnant bellies all day. If that's your thing and you want it to be even more a part of your life than it already is as a fetish, go for it. But you must assure yourself that you will never, ever act upon your fetish in the presence of the people you serve. Ever. If you're the type that can't resist temptation, don't even think about it.

There is a very, very active IG account belonging to a guy who holds himself out as, and who likely is, a prenatal exercise expert. I have had a pm session with him in which he admitted to having the fetish. There is another guy, a photographer specializing in maternity portraiture with a well known gallery to his name who’s Flickr account follows a number of fetish groups.
Granted, neither of these are medical professionals, which would be waaay more problematic, but I mention them as evidence that career paths have been followed based upon attraction to pregnant women. I’m not certain about how I feel about this.

(July 22, 2021, 9:40 pm)Akhenaten I see no problem with choosing a career path that would have you around pregnant bellies all day. If that's your thing and you want it to be even more a part of your life than it already is as a fetish, go for it. But you must assure yourself that you will never, ever act upon your fetish in the presence of the people you serve. Ever. If you're the type that can't resist temptation, don't even think about it.

I agree.  It sounds to me you are getting into a job and putting yourself  $$$$ in student loan debt with no guarentee that you will actually be able to satisfy your fetish as pregnancy is just a handful of reasons people have ultrasounds.   You could wind up in a urologists office working on men instead.

I agree with @Akhenaten If you have a pregnancy fetish it would be nice and therapeutic to have a career that allows you to engage with pregnant women daily. In fact, any job that allows you to accomplish this is a dream job. It doesn't have to be in the medical industry. Pregnancy Photography is another example of a good career for a preggophile and it won't cost you thousands of dollars. Whatever fetish perfect career you choose just be mindful not to go too far as some guys do. The ones you hear about molesting women and implanting hidden cameras to film the sessions.

(July 23, 2021, 11:19 am)LTKNT101 Pregnancy Photography is another example of a good career for a preggophile and it won't cost you thousands of dollars.

It does if you want to be taken seriously. Any business is going to cost an arm and a leg just to survive the first year. Lighting, cameras, backdrops, scenery, and spacing isn't cheap. Not to mention the business side of things which includes licenses so they won't think you're just some weirdo with a DSLR.

depending on the state you can become a dudela (male doula) in a month, sometimes without paying for courses. Depending on what you went to school for you could become an ultrasound tech in 9 months to 2 years (make $95k in some places). Then there is social work. A friend on my is a surgical nurse for an obgyn i think, don't think he has the fetish, but he only went for 4 years of college.

I always thought it would be nice, but torture to work with pregnant women everyday, especially if you were never able to make any moves and have to contain your sexual energy all of the time. Having a pregnant coworker you know is married is sort of the same imo.

(July 23, 2021, 11:29 am)Way123 It does if you want to be taken seriously. Any business is going to cost an arm and a leg just to survive the first year. Lighting, cameras, backdrops, scenery, and spacing isn't cheap. Not to mention the business side of things which includes licenses so they won't think you're just some weirdo with a DSLR.

Indeed however becoming a professional photographer is cheaper than what you would spend on 2 or 4 years of medical school to become an ultrasound technician. If I had to choose I would go with pregnancy photography. It will allow you to build up a nice fap material collection and as they say, if you want something to last longer take a picture of it.

An obvious one would be working at a maternity clothing store, but I seriously doubt they hire a lot of men.