Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, excited, or both, itâs completely normal. This blog post will walk you through whatâs happening with your body, your baby, and how to set yourself up for a healthy pregnancy journey.
At four weeks, your body is starting to adapt to support your babyâs growth. Hereâs what you might notice:
Fun fact: Your body is producing a lot of HCG, the pregnancy hormone that causes many early pregnancy symptoms.
Your baby is the size of a poppy seed and officially an embryo! At this stage, they are made up of two layersâthe epiblast and hypobla...
sometimes, achieving the birth of your dreams is more about letting go than adding on. Here are five things to quit that will help you feel empowered, calm, and ready to step into the birth experience with confidence!
Between Google and countless online forums, itâs easy to feel overwhelmed by information. Instead of scrolling endlessly, choose a few trusted sources. Knowledge is power, but too much information can be confusing and stressful. Stick to what resonates, and donât hesitate to reach out to professionals.
Every pregnancy is different, and comparing yourself to others wonât serve you. Instead, focus on celebrating your body and your unique experience. When we stop comparing, we make space to appreciate our personal journey.
Itâs natural to feel unsure, especially if itâs y...
This FREE cheat sheet will walk you through 3 evidence-based strategies to boost your breastfeeding confidence and increase your milk supply.