30 weeks pregnant update. Follow Trina's pregnancy with week-by-week baby bump updates. In week 30, we discuss going on a hospital tour to prepare for birth, being practical about nesting, and week 30 pregnancy symptoms such as a decreased appetite. You also see Trina's 30 weeks pregnant belly.

Raising a baby is a big job - and there are so many things you'll need, but may not think about until you actually do. I've been there, and let me tell you: you don't want the added stress of running to the store when everything else is going crazy. That's why I've put together […]

If someone would have told me that I would be a blogger and I could make an income blogging, I would have thought they had lost their marbles. I was convinced blogging was a waste of time and a joke. Now after jumping aboard both motherhood and blogging, I want to share with you the can’t beat perks or blogging, what I learned and how you can do it too. I will tell you exactly how to start and what you need to focus on to make money from the start, specifically passive income.

3rd trimester pregnancy symptoms can be some of the toughest to handle. As your body continues to grow and change things start to get pretty uncomfortable. This post has tips and tricks to help manage 10 of the most common third trimester pregnancy symptoms to help you stay comfortable. Pregnancy insomnia, swollen ankles, fatigue, constipation, braxton hicks contractions, and more!

29 weeks pregnant update. Follow Trina's pregnancy with week-by-week baby bump updates. In week 29, we discuss building a birth toolbox to prepare for birth, finding post-partum clothing, and week 29 pregnancy symptoms such as charley horses. You also see Trina's 29 weeks pregnant belly.

As the countdown to your due date goes from months, to weeks, to days you are likely becoming filled to the brim with anticipation and desire to be completely ready for the big day.  A key component to feeling ready for your baby’s birth is having a bag ready for the hospital...

Bringing baby home for the first time is so exciting, but are you prepared? This article covers everything you need to know to bring your baby home including introducing pets, preparing your home, and getting started with breastfeeding.

Filling out a birth plan or making your birth plan is much more than just deciding yes or no to a list of questions. This article contains 10 tips on how to prepare before birth, how to prepare for birth and how to prepare for the aftermath.

28 weeks pregnant update. Follow Trina's pregnancy with week-by-week baby bump updates. In week 28, we discuss getting ready for baby, the gestational diabetes glucose test, and week 28 pregnancy symptoms such as charley horses. You also see Trina's 28 weeks pregnant belly.

Choosing childcare for your baby is tricky business! Pick the right person or place for your baby to spend their days is not a decision to take lightly. Whether you’re an expecting mama figuring out when and how to navigate these waters, or the mama of a baby who needs childcare, I’ve got you covered!

27 weeks pregnant update. Follow Trina's pregnancy with week-by-week baby bump updates. In week 27, we discuss getting ready for baby, the nesting bug, and week 27 pregnancy symptoms such as hair not falling out anymore. You also see Trina's 27 weeks pregnant belly.

In the last month leading up to my daughter’s birth, I thought I was completely prepared for labor and delivery.  The nursery was organized, I had taken my childbirth classes, and stocked my freezer.  I thought I'd checked off all the ‘boxes’, but it turns out that there is so much more that goes into being prepared...

Picking a name for your baby is a big decision! Before they’re even born, you are deciding what they will be called for their entire life. Most baby naming resources I came across while choosing a name for N were lists. And while these lists are certainly helpful, I think getting a handle on what it is you want in a name is an important place to start.

For many first-time mothers, the idea of breastfeeding is a new experience in which they have little experience. While it might seem like a simple process, it’s perfectly natural for you to worry about doing it right so that your baby grows healthy and strong. There are so many devices to choose from, horror stories […]

Isn’t it just wonderful that finding out you’re expecting, which should be such a joyous occasion, can make you sick, literally? Morning sickness afflicts a vast majority of pregnant women in the first trimester. While morning sickness can't really be cured, there are ways to relieve the symptoms to reduce your nausea.