At this point it's probably not a good idea to approach a woman at all - pregnant or not. Everyone has their guard up, what with recent attempted kidnappings and the sex slave problem that's been profiled on Facebook and on the evening news. At least, where I live, there's been several incidents involving sex trafficking at gas stations and such. Even your local Walmart is no longer immune to these creeps.

(December 3, 2018, 2:13 am)preggoluvr4286 At this point it's probably not a good idea to approach a woman at all - pregnant or not.  Everyone has their guard up, what with recent attempted kidnappings and the sex slave problem that's been profiled on Facebook and on the evening news.  At least, where I live, there's been several incidents involving sex trafficking at gas stations and such.  Even your local Walmart is no longer immune to these creeps.

...This.

These days, it's not a good idea to approach someone without a good reason even if they look chill, friendly or relaxed. Especially in a public place. Folks need to know how to read a situation and too many guys with this fetish just don't give enough of a fuck to care or try. Pregnant women are still people at the end of the day. Sometimes they're super moody due to hormones and will go out of their way to ignore you or just don't feel like talking to you. 

Your area and timing are big factors also.

For example. I saw 5 preggos while I was downtown yesterday and talked to none of them. Why? 2 were in a checkout line, 2 were with company and the last was eating in a restaurant. Let's say I did approach them. First, I would have had to think about what I was going to say. You don't just approach a complete stranger without a reason. Two of them were technically approachable but I could tell they were in no mood to make small talk. Before you even think of talking to someone, you need to figure out if they're approachable or not. Another example. I wear my headphones in public but that doesn't stop random people from approaching me for try to make small talk. It annoys the shit out of me personally.

If you are an actual fucking photographer with an actual fucking portfolio then approaching them won't be weird. That Gregory Katsoulis guy has the credentials to approach any pregnant woman he wants.

If you are posing as a photographer just to get a belly shot then you will come across transparent as hell.

Talk about a shitty idea, we're already pseduo-creeps dude

Just don't.
That's my advice.

(December 3, 2018, 2:13 am)preggoluvr4286 At this point it's probably not a good idea to approach a woman at all - pregnant or not.  Everyone has their guard up, what with recent attempted kidnappings and the sex slave problem that's been profiled on Facebook and on the evening news.  At least, where I live, there's been several incidents involving sex trafficking at gas stations and such.  Even your local Walmart is no longer immune to these creeps.

Hmm, why would the sex trafficking issue be a problem for approaching women?  If a man approaches a woman in a respectful way and accepts her rejection calmly, what's the problem?

I like how someone can make up an idea and you get pounced on like a raw steak in a lion's den on this site.

(December 4, 2018, 5:05 pm)Bellyfan27 I like how someone can make up an idea and you get pounced on like a raw steak in a lion's den on this site.

Or an old idea others were already thinking. 

Why bother?

(December 4, 2018, 5:05 pm)Bellyfan27 I like how someone can make up an idea and you get pounced on like a raw steak in a lion's den on this site.

i like how buffoons think that harrassing pregnant women is a good idea...

seriously, the creeps who defend this behaviour are the same clowns who end up leaving stupid comments on pregnant women's social media, and driving them away/making their pages private. they're also the same bozos who most frequent the candids section, and fervently defend that creepy behaviour.

it's assclowns like you turds who ruin it for everyone else here who has *some* sense of tact and decorum. it's assclowns like you that drive people away from here, and set a bad public example for a fetish that's already looked down upon/mocked by your average person.

(December 3, 2018, 8:40 pm)orta03 If a man approaches a woman in a respectful way and accepts her rejection calmly, what's the problem?

how about this? if a woman is pregnant, just assume she's taken. how else do you think she got that way in the first place?

try using some sense, and not thinking with your pud.