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@@pipipig2730 thank you 💗💗

@@evaelgquist1874 thank you for your nice comment! I try to be laying down when I can buy it’s mostly only at the end of the day unfortunately right now. Distracting myself is a good idea thank you 💗💗💗

@@daughter.of.the.divine true. Thank you ♥️

@@HowToOutdoors I am yes. If I just “do what doctor says” I would NEVER be where I am today and be pregnant. Most doctor in America do things bc it’s convenient for them. Being an advocate for yourself is EXTREMELY important. I work in the medical field and I see it DAILY where doctors don’t care about what the patient want/concern, they are just pushing to them what they learn in school without second guessing the side effects. This is why I have a Midwife, not an OB anymore.

@@Kaitybubble Glad to hear!! 🫶🏼

@@ridwannurhakim3560 thank you 🫶🏼

I want you to make a video about Pregnant Belly bump update last month before giving birth

@@edna3926 Thanks for sharing. Weird because nipple stimulation IS a natural induction since it release oxytocin which is the natural hormones as Pitocin is the artificial hormones of oxytocin that they gave you to induce you. I rather get induced naturally than artificially personally. Yes. Good luck to you ♥️

@@mariebal4371 when you are over 35 and/or did IVF it’s usually recommended because some studies showed the placenta deteriorating after 40w and higher risk of still birth. But trust me I don’t want to, I will try everything to get induced naturally, but at the same time I don’t want something bad happen just because I waited too long.

Got my baby boy in week 43, I was 36 years. Here in Sweden you go to a lot of checkups if you go over time, and if everything looks good, baby is growing, the placenta is good, enough fluid etc you can wait that extra time . I went to natural labour and he was born the day they were to induce the labour. He grew a lot those extra weeks an weight almost 5 kg when he was born and healthy❤️❤️

@ Thanks for sharing. I know how much different it is outside the US, so glad to hear a positive experience!! They do 2 check up a week starting 36 weeks if you are over 35 too, but still recommend induction at 39w. But if you do the check ups everything looks good why induce either way?

Yes exactly, why!

@@roseking499 omg such a good idea thank you!!!

@Carine.Delacroix don't think I have ever been this excited for a stranger . The Internet is a crazy thing . Just our stories are so similar and we are the same age and I had my baby girl a year ago . I feel ya 💗

@@roseking499 aww thank you 🥰🥰🥰

@@evaelgquist1874 thank you ♥️

@@roseking499 yes absolutely!

@@roseking499 never heard of putting salt on ice. Will try tomorrow thanks. And yes of course I know, that’s what I said it in my birth plan video, at the end of the day I don’t know how I will be doing during labor so things might change. 🫶🏼

@@Carine.Delacroix ok please be careful if you really try . It can be painful. 💜

I worked years in L&D and the moms who were most determined to have drug free deliveries were usually the ones who were begging for epidurals and pain medications often times when it was too late unfortunately. We don’t get any medals or rewards for going through severe pain during delivery and getting an epidural or pain medication can make for a much more comfortable and enjoyable birthing experience instead of one that you can’t remember because you were in blinding agony. Everyone is different and that includes the pain they feel and their abilities to tolerate that pain. Just know that if you decide to change your mind and get an epidural or use medication that it doesn’t mean you’re not a bad ass! Growing a human and getting through the birthing process no matter how you do it already makes you a bad ass! ❤👍

@ thanks. You do indeed get a medal for going unmedicated. Not a physical one, but you do get one. I’m extremely against epidural for a LOTS of reasons. So many side effects I see everyday I work. But they are never talked about. I have never wanted an epidural and never will. I’m doing everything in my power to get ready for birth, do PFT, even got a doula. Yes I might change my mind, I might use the Nitric Oxide if I feel like it, but from my experience the number of women that regrets their unmediated birth = zero. The number of women that regrets getting epidural = a LOT (direct friends). I will do everything in my power to not get to that point. Being numb, feeling nothing, having no control over your lower body, not feeling pushing, tearing, being stuck to a bed ON YOUR BACK is the worst thing that can possibly happen for labor. Our body is meant to give birth. America is the only country in the world to have so much intervention which leads fo higher complications and c-sections. Our body are meant to move and use gravity, be in the right position with hips to help that baby come out, and being laying on your back and stuck to a bed is the opposite of that. And being drugged out of my mind to not remember anything is definitely not on my list either.

@@Carine.Delacroix I certainly wasn’t trying to discourage you or say anything to offend you just speaking on my own experiences professionally and personally as well! I just don’t want you to feel bad or defeated if you change/changed your mind like so many women do and have. I hope you have the experience you seek to have and wish you the best!

@@marihaywood3500 this week!

@@elixirfromparadise7151 ♥️

@@elixirfromparadise7151 ♥️

@@roseking499 thank you!! Me tooo 🥰🥰🥰

@@Carine.Delacroix oh and please getting matching outfits with baby girl for the hospital ! A cute nightgown . Can't wait to see going home outfits !!!

@@roseking499 oh I didn’t think about that! I got black and green for me. Got her a pink outfit 😂

@@elixirfromparadise7151 ♥️♥️

@@marydunigan1504 thanks for relating. So glad to hear you stopped the trauma. I planned on doing the same with her and practicing affirmations (like I trained myself to do) and sooo glad to hear from your experience doing the same with your daughter. That’s amazing ♥️♥️♥️

Yes definitely!

@@violetyoung375 thank you!! Yes definitely!!

@@roseking499 thank you. I definitely want to be all ready soon ♥️

@@elixirfromparadise7151 ♥️♥️

@@edna3926 Thank you ♥️

@@JaniceMiller-b5p it truly is. Thank you 💗

@@LuzPerezChavez Thanks for being here. I will make a video about it. ♥️

Thanks for sharing! I have a feeling she will arrive early since the beginning so we’ll see. I might be totally wrong, but I’m also afraid not to be ready on time. I also told my husband no more traveling for work the last month bc if anything I need him here 😂 even though he keeps focusing on our due date 😅 I’m taking care of the nursery this weekend since it’s my baby shower, and then hospital bag. Thank you 💗

@@faithshireman8096 😅😅😅😅😅

@@LoneMelone thank you!! ☺️

@@fishraww 😂😂😂

@@Nelly-f1g because I forgot. I ALWAYS put it in my morning coffee/matcha. Always. I just forgot to record it and add it to the food I eat

@@Carine.Delacroix Oh, ok, was wondering 😀

@@marydunigan1504 🫶🏼🫶🏼

@@sarahvalentine5798 thank you ♥️

@@marydunigan1504 thank you! I went with the 2nd 🥰

@@Noobligation109 being pregnant is not a handicap though. I would feel weird even if it crossed my mind lol

@@Carine.Delacroix yeah if your doctor thinks you might be struggling or if you are on any partial bed rest you can get a temporary handicap sticker or at least here in Alabama you can .

@ okay I didn’t know that! If I was on bed rest or had triplet I would definitely not be going to stores but if I had no choice I would definitely ask a doctor then! Thank you 🫶🏼

@@roseking499 yes!! Pregnant parking spot are common everywhere in the world but here in America!!

Well she doesn't have kids with her ..and she is like 33 weeks pregnant. I totally agree with her on the close parking spot . Also she was venting and I know when I'm pissed I sound out of breath.

@ being pregnant isn’t a reason to not walk though. I swear this generation is lazy. I get that she is very pregnant but it’s no reason to have a special spot to park. I’d rather they put more handicap parking spots in for people who really need them and can’t find one because there’s only a few. I never felt like I deserved a parking spot right in front while pregnant. I do agree maternity leave should be way longer. I feel that you should decide when it’s time to leave your baby with up to a year paid but saying you deserve the same treatment as someone that is handicap is just crazy.

@Dutchess0429 do you realize the stupid reasons people get handy cap stickers ? I would go preach to that crowd while on your high horse Karen.

This has gotta be the stupidest response ever. There’s a whole being inside your body and it’s weighing you down and moving your internal organs and your first response is that they’re lazy? When the body changes so much during pregnancy? When your feet can swell up and your back is constantly strained?

@@Noobligation109 yes I know how it feels. Had 2 pregnancies and 3 kids from the that. Not even when I was with twins did I feel I deserved a handicap parking spot.

@@justinamoniz it really is!!!

@@evaelgquist1874 I haven’t gotten there or not yet since I’m only 32 weeks. We’ll see if baby is head down this week and go from there ♥️

@@lindsaymegan6994 I agree. I do feel more confident in the 2nd one! Thank you so much! ♥️

@@daniellegulleylive thanks!

@@roseking499 thank you so much! Yes definitely with makeup, jewelry and everything done. 😅

@@edna3926 yes from what I’ve seen we aren’t the only one 😅😂

@@marihaywood3500 march 9!

@@marihaywood3500 31 weeks sorry I don’t know why I said 39 😣

@@rachelleitch9029 I agree. I remember that saying and it’s true, people don’t really implement it. People might not know how to help, you are right. I used to be someone that always says. “I’m good. No I don’t need anything thank you.” When people asked, but now I’m taking people up on their offer so they realize I do actually need help, and I don’t have it all together. 🫶🏼

@@saraharanda3627 thank you 🥰♥️