Finding out that you’re pregnant can be the happiest or scariest moment of your life. But whatever you’re feeling, it’s important to take a deep breath and acknowledge the fact that it’s completely normal. Whether it be doubt, shock, or nervousness, it’s definitely comforting to know that you’re not the only one going through it. So here’s what some of the moms from the mom.life community thought/did when they first found out they were pregnant! 👶🏻

“I was completely shocked. Totally scared and s...

Raise your hand if you’re having a summer pregnancy🙋🏻

We recently talked to the moms in the mom.life community about summer pregnancies. For many, it was just plain torture! But for others, it was just awesome. Here are 63 stories of survival, love and how to stay cool with the heat and humidity!

➡️ This is my second summer pregnancy. I actually prefer it being summer time because every now and then when I start to feel extra heavy I can go for a swim in my community pool! My due date is Oct 12 b...

My little haul #2 I'm still a beginner so I dont have tons of products YET key word yet... I have to build my stash and stack some points then you ladies will see 10 plus products for free or little to no cost... but at Riteaid today I took advantage of the Softsoap deal originally $5.49 each...on sale for $3.49 each with $2.00 manufacturer coupon making each $1.49 (I purchased two & may get more later on in the week) ... 1 crest ProHealth toothpaste originally $4.69 on sale for $3.50 (used 1 m...

Feeling guilty😔

Sorry if this is long but I just need to put my thoughts down some we're as I keep it bottled up inside for so long.. Sigh...

So as many of you know.. I lost my precious baby girl in July 2017 @24wks from PROM (premature rupture of membrane) at wk23 (a late 2nd trimester stillborn) long story short they sent me home for my baby to die because she wasn't considered "viable" until wk24. Fast forward we finally conceived 7m later after our sad tragedy with this beautiful little r...

Over the past 30 years, the likelihood of having twins has risen about 30%. Last year, of the 3,932,181 American births, 132,324 were twins births, or 3.3% of all births. Fertility drugs are a factor in this rise, but also many women are choosing to have babies later. And the hormonal changes in a woman’s body can cause more than one egg to be released at a time. 💕

There’s always been a fascination with twins, in movies and books. So we sat down with blogger Heather Tomoyasu to get the real sco...