Ei-me-ette-tea

If there were no corona crisis at the moment, then I would write about our trip to Tenerife but instead of that, I am writing about the so called most painful (physically) experience in the world - giving a birth! 💓 Before going into the story I must say that I was prepared for worse and at least for me giving a birth did not seem like the most painful thing in the world. 2 weeks with a newborn and figuring out the breast feeding was much harder. 😀 1 month TIME BETWEEN DUE DATE AND LABOR As I might have already written, baby arrived 12 days past my original due date. I did not really think that you can be preganant that long. For one week past due date seemed quite ok with a first child but all the following days following I started to think that my baby enjoys too much being in my belly so he does not want to come out at all. I did not have any pain and complications and I still slept good. I visited the midwife 7 days past for a check and then 9 days past they called from h...

I try to write in my blog mostly about my travels but I guess you can also say that being pregnant for 9 months was also some kind of a trip. 😀 And this post is in English so my English speaking friends might also get some tips and tricks when they might face the pregnancy journey in their life. Almost 3 months have past since I was pregnant so it is a good time to some up since I have already forgot the small thing that might not be so important and so this post will not end up being like a novel 😅. Picture from the baby shower  GENERAL To begin with I must say that I was quite rookie in this pregnancy world. I even did not know at the beginning about how many weeks is the pregnancy (40 weeks), since mostly I have used to hear 9 months. In my journey dr. Google helped me a lot to, ofc I had to filter a bit the results I received. 😆 My baby was planned but I kind a thought it will take longer to get pregnant since some parties like wedding, bachelorette part was planned ...