I still wear some of my maternity shirts. So sue me. They are nice and long, which is great for camouflaging my belly paunch. And it’s just plain comfortable.
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- So bummed to have missed the WallCandy deal on @zulily. Super cool, modern #green baby wall art at an awesome price.Fresh Tweet23 hours ago
- When do you consider baby babble a "first word"? Ryder is clearly saying "do" when the dogs enter the room. Communication yes but words?Fresh Tweet1 day ago
- Infant Motrin for teething, never again. Ryder was up half the night bouncing off the crib. Hyland's teething tablets are the way to go.Fresh Tweet2 days ago
- Ryder loves mushrooms, which totally grosses me out, yet makes me happy that he's an adventurous eater.Fresh Tweet2 days ago
- @CupcakeRoyale The original location on SE Division was previously a hair salon called "The Hair Bender"Fresh Tweet1 month ago
A mother’s joy begins when new life is stirring inside… when a tiny heartbeat is heard for the very first time, and a playful kick reminds her that she is never alone. (Author Unknown)