@noahs.mommy I'm excited I guess when I think about the day cause ik us women are tight like that and pull through always the pain is my most worry because my tolerance for pain suxs but ik it's possible to have a baby without meds.

@shanolas1st, the L&D part you will LOVE. Maybe. I loved that day despite all the problems I had I would do it all over again and I plan to in a few years 😂 it’s the most amazing thing ever

@noahs.mommy Thank You Thank You! If only I could fast forward past the L&D part.

@shanolas1st, isn’t it?! Lol congratulations ❤️

@noahs.mommy WOW......its actually happening, I'm really talking about swings and wraps for MY baby it's absolutely the best feeling ever 😁😁😁😁😁

@shanolas1st, I recommend the moby wrap or some kind of wrap while she’s a newborn

@shanolas1st, if she doesn’t like swings get a baby carrier so you can wear her. Then she’ll just sleep on you and you have your hands free

@noahs.mommy that's what I told everyone that I really want a good swing to put Riley in so I can do my daily house task

@careylee 🤔 well how does that work? Besides working graveyard shifts normal people go to bed at night and work/move throughout the day so wouldn't those babies be night owls as well? Definitely trying to figure this one out cause I would avoid helping my baby to be a night owl lol.

It really depends on everything I think

@shanolas1st,

Not necessarily. @careylee, is right your movements rock her to sleep and when your not moving it causes her to not be able to sleep. Because of that you’ll be able to control her nap times and all that because rocking and walking around with her will help her fall asleep. If you get a swing or a mama roo it mimicks our movements while pregnant.

Your movements do have a lot to do with her sleep pattern...when your moving around it puts her to sleep and when you get still or are sleeping she wakes up