3rd February 2017
At 31 weeks pregnant my little Pip is about the size of a romaine lettuce. She (yes, it's a girl!) is around 17.5 inches long and weighs over 3.5lbs now. Here's what's been going on during my 31st week of pregnancy with baby number three.
Pregnancy Diary: Third Trimester - 31 Weeks
3rd February 2017
At 31 weeks pregnant my little Pip is about the size of a romaine lettuce. She (yes, it's a girl!) is around 17.5 inches long and weighs over 3.5lbs now. Here's what's been going on during my 31st week of pregnancy with baby number three.
One of the most annoying things about the third trimester of pregnancy, for me, is how uncomfortable I feel all the time. Especially this time round. I think it is my body's way of saying "stop, no more babies please!" Ian is constantly asking if I am okay because I am so restless and fidgety as I try - and fail - to get comfortable. I have found a few tips and tricks that can really help so if you are pregnant and struggling to get comfy then do read on!
5 ways to get more comfortable during pregnancy
One of the most annoying things about the third trimester of pregnancy, for me, is how uncomfortable I feel all the time. Especially this time round. I think it is my body's way of saying "stop, no more babies please!" Ian is constantly asking if I am okay because I am so restless and fidgety as I try - and fail - to get comfortable. I have found a few tips and tricks that can really help so if you are pregnant and struggling to get comfy then do read on!
It's funny that the last time I wore a bodycon style dress must have been about five years ago at least, and I've not been brave enough to wear one since. This pregnancy has given me so much body confidence though. I don't know if it's because I know this is my last baby or because I'm just proud of this little life growing inside me, but I have loved wearing clothes that show off my growing bump.
Mama Style: Jojo Maman Bebe Maternity Tube Dress
It's funny that the last time I wore a bodycon style dress must have been about five years ago at least, and I've not been brave enough to wear one since. This pregnancy has given me so much body confidence though. I don't know if it's because I know this is my last baby or because I'm just proud of this little life growing inside me, but I have loved wearing clothes that show off my growing bump.
27th January 2017
At 30 weeks pregnant my little Pip is about the size of a cantaloupe melon. She (yes, it's a girl!) is nearly 17 inches long and weighs around 3.5lbs. Here's what's been going on during my 30th week of pregnancy with baby number three.
Pregnancy Diary: Third Trimester - 30 Weeks
27th January 2017
At 30 weeks pregnant my little Pip is about the size of a cantaloupe melon. She (yes, it's a girl!) is nearly 17 inches long and weighs around 3.5lbs. Here's what's been going on during my 30th week of pregnancy with baby number three.
Welcome to Happy Days! Katy and I host this linky with the purpose of inspiring you to make the most of each day, no matter what you've been up to, and to find happiness in every day. It's where I share the little moments that have brought me joy.
Happy Days: Wedding Flowers & Little Baby Clothes
Welcome to Happy Days! Katy and I host this linky with the purpose of inspiring you to make the most of each day, no matter what you've been up to, and to find happiness in every day. It's where I share the little moments that have brought me joy.
20th January 2017
At 29 weeks pregnant my little Pip is about the size of a pineapple, just a little less spiky. She (yes, it's a girl!) is about 16 inches long and weighs nearly 3lbs. Here's what's been going on during my 29th week of pregnancy with baby number three.
Pregnancy Diary: Third Trimester - 29 Weeks
20th January 2017
At 29 weeks pregnant my little Pip is about the size of a pineapple, just a little less spiky. She (yes, it's a girl!) is about 16 inches long and weighs nearly 3lbs. Here's what's been going on during my 29th week of pregnancy with baby number three.
As I get closer to my due date I am starting to get things ready for when the baby comes. I have the most gorgeous new changing bag from PacaPod in one of their new spring 2017 colours; it is the Richmond bag in dusky pink herringbone and it's so pretty! PacaPod changing bags are actually three bags in one and they're rather cleverly designed! I have been saving it for when the baby is actually here as it will just end up being full of the boys' toys and snacks if I start using it now, but I thought I would give you a closer look as a lot of people have been curious to know how more about it.
Mama Style: PacaPod Richmond Bag
As I get closer to my due date I am starting to get things ready for when the baby comes. I have the most gorgeous new changing bag from PacaPod in one of their new spring 2017 colours; it is the Richmond bag in dusky pink herringbone and it's so pretty! PacaPod changing bags are actually three bags in one and they're rather cleverly designed! I have been saving it for when the baby is actually here as it will just end up being full of the boys' toys and snacks if I start using it now, but I thought I would give you a closer look as a lot of people have been curious to know how more about it.
2016 was all about hygge, the Danish concept of calm, cosiness and simplicity, and it was something I embraced over the winter months. Snuggling up with blankets, candles and hot chocolate just seemed sheer bliss. For 2017 though, a new Scandinavian trend is sweeping over us Brits: lagom.
Lagom comes from Sweden and is more of an ethos, rather than just being about blissful moments. It's about finding balance: about not having too much or too little, but having just the right amount in life. Rather than finding time to squeeze a bit of lagom into your day, it's about finding balance in your whole life and with the world around us, making it more enjoyable, more sustainable and less expensive.
Goodbye hygge - hello lagom
2016 was all about hygge, the Danish concept of calm, cosiness and simplicity, and it was something I embraced over the winter months. Snuggling up with blankets, candles and hot chocolate just seemed sheer bliss. For 2017 though, a new Scandinavian trend is sweeping over us Brits: lagom.
Lagom comes from Sweden and is more of an ethos, rather than just being about blissful moments. It's about finding balance: about not having too much or too little, but having just the right amount in life. Rather than finding time to squeeze a bit of lagom into your day, it's about finding balance in your whole life and with the world around us, making it more enjoyable, more sustainable and less expensive.
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