Mother’s Day is less than a week away and whether you’re celebrating your first Mother’s Day with a baby in your arms or as a mom-to-be, it’s sure to be an exciting, special celebration. It may be tempting to request Mothe
When it comes to traveling, pregnancy involves its own set of challenges and guidelines. However, with a little advance planning along with some common sense, you can make traveling safe and easy for yourself.. Best t
Are you welcoming a baby in February? This year you not only welcome a baby that could be free spirited and ambitious, you are also welcoming a baby born during the Year of the Pig. You are in for some fun! We pulled together some
Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to get the expectant mama in your life something extra sweet — whether she’s your valentine or a friend or family member. If it’s your sweetheart that you’re shopping for,
For many women, the second trimester is the most comfortable of the three. The nausea and exhaustion of the first trimester subside, so you feel healthier and more energetic. Pregnancy hormones can be great for your hair and skin,
Many moms and moms-to-be forget how important it is to prioritize self care. Remember that when you take care of yourself, you’re taking care of your baby. Pregnancy isn’t the time to overhaul your entire lifestyle, but it’s
What are your hopes and desires for the delivery of your baby? If you don’t already have an idea of what you imagine for this life-changing event, we recommend that you start thinking about it and writing down your thoughts. Thi
A new baby is an exciting way to start the New Year. If your little one is expected to arrive in January, you should read on to learn more what you can expect from your January baby. We've pulled together fun facts, from personali
Being pregnant over the holidays has its perks...and its downsides, especially if you enjoy craft cocktails for special occasions like New Year’s Eve. But we are here with good news: there are so many delicious mocktail recipes
You’ve likely heard of the infamous nesting instincts, which usually strike moms (and sometimes dads) toward the last few weeks of pregnancy. Nesting instincts are characterized by a powerful urge to prepare the home for baby’