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If you've never (or ever) been pregnant do you know what 'nesting behaviour' is and do human females even do it?

I honestly can't say I could categorise anything pregnant women do as 'nesting behaviour'. Can someone explain what that means and what it actually is? Do human females do it?

The other thing re 'nesting' is in reference to poly relationships where groups have 'nesting partners', and I have absolutely no idea what that is.
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PatientlyWaiting25 · 46-50, F
I did it both when I was pregnant and when waiting to adopt. I also do it on the run up to Christmas or at any time when I want to make my home or the people in it feel more comfortable. It is cleaning and organizing more thoroughly than you normally would but for a sense of peace and comfort. It makes me feel happy, and doesn't feel like a chore at those times. I pay more attention to soft furnishings too and like to buy little bits that enhance comfort as well as making food that brings comfort.

I don't know about the nesting partners in a poly relationship as that's never applied to me but I imagine if I was living my life like that, there would be women who shared the same goal of creating comfort, would they be a nesting partner or would it only apply to the opposite sex?

 
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