My biggest fear when it came to ever being pregnant was about my body changing & how I’d cope with it. Turns out it’s been a lot easier than I expected & I’ve loved it. However this isn’t a post about body confidence in pregnancy but about dressing said body whilst my bump is ever growing. I dreaded purchasing maternity wear because I just thought I’d be a waste but thankfully I’ve found a bunch of non maternity items in my already overflowing wardrobe.
Remember back when you were in secondary school & thought being 25 was old… Adulthood seemed so easy; as if it was a smooth transition from our teen years. You would be hanging around town with your mates doing absolutely nothing & watching said adults go about their day. Turns out the reality is far
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to sit down & write a post purely because everything just seems a little tough right now. I thought my first post back should really be a pregnancy update because I have been posting infrequently on my socials regarding our situation but haven’t really explained it.
Every so often I like to touch base with guys regarding current affairs. I don’t talk about every subject going but sometimes a topic in the media gets me thinking & wanting to write about it. Right now what’s bugging me is this new found cancel culture & how we all seem to jump on
I’ve been rather enjoying writing pregnancy posts & by the looks of it you guys are loving them too so here’s another one to add to the list. Since finding out myself & then revealing the news we’ve had some rather unexpected pregnancy reactions. Don’t worry they aren’t all terrible but either way there’s just
Here we are again on mental health awareness week which this year is focused on body positivity. To be honest I don’t feel as a skinny white girl I’m the most appropriate person to talk about that subject so I’m going to touch upon something that has been bugging me recently; why do our online
Just like that we are into the second trimester. This is where things start to get real for me because as much as I knew the baby was there, this is the stage where you finally get to see your body change. As of week 20 my bump started to grow & I love it.
