Most of my first trimester, I’ve been hitting an energy slump at 2pm (and then again at 5pm, and by 8pm I’m ready for bed!). But since the afternoon slump is the exact time of my toddler’s daily nap, I usually get a little buffer time to nap, catch up on work, take care of […]
Archive for tag 'first trimester'
If I’ve been quiet, here is my secret – first trimester exhaustion! The Gumdrops are thrilled to be expanding and are hoping for another smooth pregnancy. I feel like I’ve had very little energy for anything beyond the basics, but it’s been more doable to be pregnant and raising a toddler than I worried it […]
Hello again! I have been missing around the hive here for quite some time, and I wanted to re-introduce myself now that I plan to continue my blogging journey here on Hellobee. I’m Mrs. Jellyfish, mama to almost 3 year old Bug (also known as Ace). We live in Phoenix, Arizona and we are busy […]
It’s been six weeks since my last pregnancy update, so here we go! I haven’t had an ultrasound since I hit 12 weeks, but we will get to see baby on the screen again in just two short weeks. I’m full-on wearing nothing but maternity clothes now and sleeping with my pregnancy pillow every night. […]
On January 20th I took a pregnancy test and it was positive. Unlike with my chemical pregnancy in December, both lines were very dark. I had a good feeling about it, but what could I do but wait and see? I took another the next day: still positive. (Then proudly attended the Women’s March in […]
Well hello there hive! I have been massively MIA for the past couple months because 1st trimesters are rough! That’s right I’m pregnant again and the first couple months could not have been more exhausting. I don’t remember anything from my first trimester with Eli because I slept for three months and this time around […]
Ahh the first trimester. I think if I had to describe those early weeks in one word, unfortunately the word would be fear. I felt on edge and nervous about a sticky babe (as hard as I worked to find excitement in each day), and fearful of what the next day would bring. Would it […]
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