Just like every pregnancy is different, every mom’s labor and delivery story is different. And I’m here to share mine! Two Days Before Normal Day It was a Friday — another normal day of maternity leave for me, counting down the days until baby girl arrived. The day consisted of napping, nesting, and waiting for […]
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One of the tasks that people tend to focus on during pregnancy is creating and decorating the nursery — which can be so much fun, but also a lot of work depending on how detailed you want to be. For a lot of families, babies will usually room share with the parents until about 6
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While creating a baby registry seems like a daunting task, there are many benefits to having one. Baby registries are helpful to organize all of the items you want/ need for your new baby, as well as to track what you receive. Friends, family and others will likely ask for your registry link(s) so that
The third trimester is considered to be the remaining 14 weeks of pregnancy (week 27 and on). This trimester is characterized by rapid fetal growth, along with new, uncomfortable pregnancy symptoms, as your body prepares to give birth. The third trimester is typically when most moms have a baby shower to celebrate the arrival of
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Finding out your pregnant can bring on a variety of emotions—from excitement and joy to anxiety and fear. The journey of pregnancy is a wild ride. It’s weird to think that you’re already 1/3 of the way through your first trimester when you find out that you’re even pregnant! First Trimester The first trimester is
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“When are you going to have kids?” This was the most popular question my husband and I received after getting married, and it is a very common question that is asked to couples (which I don’t agree with that question being asked, period). It is presumptuous to assume that every couple will have kid(s) and
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Returning to work after maternity leave can be one of the most stressful and challenging times for a mom. Whether you took 6 weeks, 6 months, or 1 year of maternity leave, returning to work is difficult. Besides navigating postpartum and raising a tiny human, your return to work date is a deadline that looms
For a lot of parents, daycare is a must-have. Some families have a stay at home mom or dad to help take care of the kid(s). Some families have other family members nearby to help take care of the kid(s). However, for most families with two working parents, daycare will become an added expense once
As my daughter recently turned one, I sit here reflecting on the past year – the ups and the downs, the trials and the tribulations, the happy tears and the sad tears. Everyone tells you that time flies, but after going through year one, I can say that I truly feel the age ole saying
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