So, you’ve made it to the third trimester—cue the celebration! But between “get your sleep now” and “baby’s the size of an eggplant,” are people actually telling you what’s happening in your body (and what to do about it)?
Let’s fix that. Here's what no one talks about—but every pregnant mama should know at 28 weeks.
Normal:
Braxton Hicks (aka warm-up contractions)
Blurry vision (yep, hormones can affect your eyes!)
Leaky boobs (colostrum may start early!)
Shortness of breath + insomnia
 Not Normal:
Sudden swelling in your face/hands
Persistent headaches or blurry vision with floaters
Severe pain or bleeding
If you’re unsure, always call your provider. No shame in being cautious!
Here’s the deal: labor isn’t something that magically happens at 40 weeks. Your body is training already—and how you support it now matters.
Try this daily:
Light stretching + p
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Breastfeeding is Natural—So Why Is It So Hard?
If you’re struggling with breastfeeding, let me tell you—you are NOT alone. So many new moms start their journey expecting it to come naturally, only to be met with sore nipples, latching issues, and endless self-doubt.
But here’s what no one tells you: breastfeeding is a learned skill. Just like walking, talking, or riding a bike, it takes practice and the right information to get it right. And unfortunately, many moms are set up to fail before they even begin.
Lie #1: Your body will just know what to do. Breastfeeding is instinctual for babies, but it’s still a learning process for both mom and baby. A good latch doesn’t always happen automatically, and positioning takes practice.
Lie #2: If you’re struggling, just push through the pain. Pain is NOT normal. If breastfeeding hurts, there’s likely an issue with the latch, positioning, or even a tongue tie. You don’t have to suffer—the...
This FREE cheat sheet will walk you through 3 evidence-based strategies to boost your breastfeeding confidence and increase your milk supply.