1. And now Prince?! Enough already!
2. An interesting article on milk and whether it matters if it is pasteurised, homogenised or organic.
3. Do you cycle? Then come to TEDxNicosia’s Wheels and Traces event tomorrow and say hi!
4. Superfoods for glowing skin.
5. Make sure you know what type of child car seat you are buying.
When I can’t sleep- which has been happening more and more as the weeks go by- I’m busy pinning. And lately there’s been a shift from beauty products to baby rooms – even though from experience I know that there is no hurry to get a nursery up and running as baby will undoubtedly spend the first four months at least in our bedroom. Still it’s something that I’m looking forward to doing, organising and preparing for. And despite knowing that another little dude will be joining our family, I’ve always liked the idea of gender neutral bedrooms. What do you think?
1. Really really cool rugs I want.
2. Period panties? Er, what? Am I the only one who’s never heard of these?
3. From a mother of angels: Please embrace your bump.
4. If you like to cook you have to get this No Recipe app.
5. It’s getting warmer so how about bringing some colour to your outdoor space?
Sorry about the lack of STUFF these past two weeks. I was thinking of scheduling a post last week when we were away but I decided to just take the day off! Ha!
1. I’m hoping to make it to this Get Fresh event on Saturday.
2. I don’t have the FB app on my phone but apparently everyone’s stoked about discovering another hidden message inbox on there so check it!
As I explained in this post, I am hoping to succeed in having a VBAC when its time for this baby to make his way into the world. There were a number of things I had on my list of things to do to prepare myself but honestly I felt none were as important as hiring a doula.
I knew I wanted one from the moment my doctor gave me the OK for a VBAC. So I scheduled an appointment with the clinic’s antenatal coordinator/doula who is none other than the lovely Claire Anne Mavris. We sat down for a chat or as I like to call it ‘a grilling session’. I wanted to know everything about her work at the ISIS Clinic but most importantly I wanted to know what she could do for me when the time comes.