AI Answer
Maternity leave typically starts closer to the baby's due date, around the seventh or eighth month of pregnancy. However, it is possible to take maternity leave earlier in the pregnancy if there are health or work-related reasons for doing so. It's important to check with your employer and familiarize yourself with the specific maternity leave policies in your region.

GDL Feb 14, 2023

Like , not like I have to . But when you are pregnant , when you are pregnant and you go home and you get maternity leave . Yeah , but she's not , she's not at that stage .

GDL Feb 14, 2023

So when you get maternity leave , it's at the bar , you pregnant at nine months , you're having the baby at nine months . My point is when you go on maternity leave , it's at like the two or three months stage . Like where , where is right now ?

GDL Feb 14, 2023

No , 8 to 9 months pregnant , you wouldn't be pregnant anymore after nine months . So when you get maternity leave , it's at the bar , you pregnant at nine months , you're having the baby at nine months . My point is when you go on maternity leave , it's at like the two or three months stage .

GDL Feb 14, 2023

I don't , I don't think so . Natasha would know this maternity leave . Can you leave before you , you have the baby ?

GDL Feb 14, 2023

No , but we don't know . You know , but , you know , when the maternity leave starts , I don't know about it . Like , it doesn't start at nine months .