🫤 my baby is 1

My baby is one today and I feel guilty I'm having anxiety about other things

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First time Single mum by choice

Hello ladies, for a few different reasons I decided to go on a solo mum journey, end of a long term relationship, the big 40 getting ever closer and the internal clock getting ever louder.

I have had 2 rounds of donations from a donor, last month we had a chemical pregnancy but took the positives from that, as I had never seen a positive pregnancy test, had another round of donations but convinced myself we had timed it wrong this month, tested out of curiosity as it was my 39th birthday last Monday and was supposed to go for some drinks, and got an extra little gift! 🥹

Very excited and also apprehensive I never expected this to work so quickly. Anyone else been on a similar journey would love to chat x

Someone hit my belly

Hi I was at Walmart today and somebody bumped carts with me and my cart hit my belly. I’m 35 weeks and a little worried but will my baby be ok??

Wedding at 36 weeks - stupid or ok?

My wedding is currently booked for when I’d be 36 weeks. We’ve paid the deposits which we cannot postpone so it’s either cancel or go ahead. I don’t mind being pregnant and being bride, just nervous it’s risky to continue with the plans. Is it a stupid idea to continue that far along?

Parenting when pregnant

How are any second time mum’s coping? I feel absolutely awful with nausea but still need to somehow run after and entertain my 2 year old all day!

I’m only 5w4d so it’s a long road ahead until the second trimester, and at this point in my first pregnancy I was napping lots and spending all evening in the bath, but can’t do either now 😭

Baby number 2!

My little one is 2 next month and I’ve just found out we’re expecting our second!!
Don’t get me wrong we’re so excited, any tips on how to survive this pregnancy with a toddler😅

Anyone trying to keep up health/fitness during their pregnancy?

This is my third baby and I wish I started off at a lower weight (as my second baby is 9 months I hadn’t quite shed it all from my last pregnancy). I’m trying really hard to eat whole foods (with the occasional maccies 😂) and also ensure I’m stretching a lot. I try and get 10k steps a day whilst I can, but am worried I’m just going to become huge again. I was absolutely massive when I was full term with my last baby, granted he was large. But I’d just love to feel more in control this time around.

Is anyone else in the same boat/keeping up their exercise? Any magic tricks or healthy snacking suggestions? 🙏🏻