I was 15 when one of my sisters was born. Her dad wasn't around, so I went to the classes with my mom, held one of her legs during delivery, and got to cut the umbilical cord. I never knew I could feel so much love and ever since I've wanted my own more than anything. Fast forward 16 years and my dream is on its way to coming true. I can't wait to meet our little MaKenzie!

My little one is now 6 weeks and EB. At 3 weeks I had to start working from home. It's been way harder than I thought to EB and work from home. She eats so frequently and has days where she seems to eat non stop. When do EB babies typically start going longer between feedings?

I've been in early labor for over 48 hours now. Everything is going well, but little girl is taking her sweet time. We should have her within the next 24-48 hours. So excited!!!

I'm having my baby at home and have been totally stoked and fear free until the pain I just felt. Now I'm nervous and can't get back to sleep.

I need to sleep so I can be as rested as possible when my little one decides to come, but the excruciating pain I just experienced now has me nervous about the pain to come. Especially since I'm having her drug free 😁

Trying really hard not to get too excited! The last 3 mornings I've woken up around 3:30 in pain. The last 2 mornings felt like the Braxton hicks and subsided around 5. This morning the pain is much more intense and was accompanied by a bloody show when I used the restroom. Today might be the day!!!!!

I thought I was so big at 37 weeks...now at almost 40, my 37 week belly looks so small. Gotta love that my little one is growing! 💗

Just finished a 2 mile hike! Hoping gravity and walking are helping her to get ready to come.

About 2 weeks ago I reached a point of patience and felt I could easily wait this out till she gets here. That didn't last long! Now I'm back to being super excited and a bit impatient, especially since I'm full term, she's moved into position and dropped a good bit 😁

My little one gets the hiccups once or twice a day every day. Not a huge fan of it, but it's so comforting knowing she's doing alright and her lungs are working.