A step-by-step process for getting things ready for baby:
Build your village:
Arranging postpartum care:
A step-by-step process for getting things ready for baby:
Build your village:
Arranging postpartum care:
Easily the best baby advice I’ve received because it put me at ease: Your baby doesn’t need much… besides you.
This question drives many moms crazy: When to start preparing for baby?
And the other just as difficult question: How do you know what to get for baby?
Pregnancy remains unpredictable. Expect that things will take longer than usual.
Plan for extra transition time between activities.
Pregnancy comes with major mindset shifts and lots of worrying…
Asking my partner to take over tasks:
Involving others in activities with my son:
Adjusting my activities during the 3rd trimester:
I’m 34 weeks pregnant, and I’m still sleeping (relatively) well. How do I do it?!
Explaining to my son that “Mom can’t do the same things as before.”
Setting realistic expectations with my son.
I had more energy to exercise during the second trimester.
I ate more normally (for me) during the 2nd trimester and said goodbye to cravings & aversions!
I started asking for help from friends in the second trimester.
My tricks for getting more protein in during the first trimester.
Finally, second trimester and lots of energy!
I could finally stick to a schedule again during the second trimester!
Establishing a gentle schedule for the first trimester.
My main priority for the first trimester was to rest.
Food cravings and aversions are so tough during the first trimester!
Pregnancy time management: Is that even a thing? Oh yes, it is!
Pregnancy is such a unique time in one’s life that it requires a unique type of time management.
The first trimester is my least favorite! Fatigue, nausea, food aversions… Need I say more?
When my husband wants to buy something but consults the budget first… (Btw this is funny!)
Why is the groceries budget category always overspent?!
By the way, I’m pregnant!
28 weeks pregnant, woohoo!