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It’s 7 weeks after the delivery of my second child. I’m 30 years old and I gained about 40 pounds during my pregnancy. Now, 7 weeks later, I still have 25 pounds to lose. But really, I wasn’t exactly at … Continue reading →

It’s 7 weeks after the delivery of my second child. I’m 30 years old and I gained about 40 pounds during my pregnancy. Now, 7 weeks later, I still have 25 pounds to lose. But really, I wasn’t exactly at … Continue reading →

We love interacting with our customers and receiving feedback that helps us to improve our store. Here are some ways we have improved based on your feedback: Per Item Shipping – some customers were reluctant to order only 1 item … Continue reading →

They say the Second Labour is easier than the first… don’t they? Yes, they do say that, but it is not always so, sometimes they are just different… very different. For my second labour we went into it thinking we … Continue reading →

My First Labour was back in 2007, exactly 1 week before the actual due date. The day before the labour I took the afternoon off of work, went home and took a nap, had a shower, shaved my legs. I … Continue reading →

I am having a baby in 2.5 weeks (give or take 2.5 weeks of course). I’m starting to get into panic mode where I’m realizing that I might not have all the things I need. I still need to pack … Continue reading →

Picking that perfect name for your baby – This has got to be the hardest part of having a baby (next to pregnancy, labour and sleepless nights of course ) First, do you know if your having a boy or … Continue reading →

Getting ready for a new baby can be a hectic time. You’ll want to make sure you have everything you need ready before you go into labour so that when you get home you don’t have to worry about rushing … Continue reading →

td {border-style:solid; border-width:2px; border-color:black;} I just met with my Doctor and she said to come to the hospital when my contractions are 3-5 minutes apart and I can’t walk or talk during those contractions. Here’s a guide to how to … Continue reading →