Can you ever prepare for a Twin birth?
Okay, so where we left off I was lamenting about the surprise news that I was expecting twins. I freaked out, panicked and then finally came around to the idea, (not that I had a choice in the matter ). So as…
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Caesarean Section vs Vaginal Birth: Stories From A Mom Who’s Been Through Both
Before giving birth to any of my four children, I was always fascinated and curious about the entire process. I would try to fathom the pain, the excitement, the exhaustion, the thrill and the love. I would ponder if I would be…
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I Don’t Want My Pre-baby Body Back
“Did you get your pre-baby body back?” “No.” I answered honestly to a nervous, first time, pregnant mom. The truth is, given the chance, I don’t think I’d want my old body back. For as long as I can remember, and way…
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What To Wear After A C-Section
At first, after a C-section, you will look like this. Sporting hospital gowns and baggy draw-string pajama pants. Eventually you will want to put real clothes on. When our twin’s C-section fate was finally sealed when Mia (Twin A) plugged the exit with…
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Life With Twins: The First Two Weeks Part Two – Going Home
Read Part One Here: Life With Twins: The First Two Weeks – The Hospital Stay After a five day hospital stay, once our precious girls Mia and Everly arrived via Cesarean section at 37 weeks 4 days, we had finally been given…
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