\nI was lazy. I coasted by on my current level of fitness, but now I’m seeing that 9 months of sedation isn’t the best way to get you excited about geting back into shape after gaining a good 30 pounds or more. I’m sure I’ll regret not having been more active. Get a basic prenatal exercise<\/a> plan.<\/p>\n
Noppies<\/strong> Underwear<\/strong> Ch-ch-ch-changes <\/strong> Buying new shoes<\/em> Getting your vision checked\/ordering new glasses<\/em>
\nBuy a few pairs of Noppies trousers<\/a>. These are the most comfortable pants! Admittedly, they’re a little high-maintenance (I use the hand-wash cycle and they need to be ironed after drip-drying), but they make me feel like a million bucks. Once you start fitting out of your regular clothes, you’ll pay more to feel good in your maternity clothes. Money spent on nice maternity wear is actually money spent well.
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\nCotton underwear<\/a>, and you’ll want them in a larger size than you normally wear, I think.<\/p>\n
\nAvoid the following while you are pregnant<\/p>\n
\nWith your feet swelling and your bones spreading<\/a>, now is not the time to get a whole new shoe collection. Granted, you may discover you have no choice after the baby comes if your feet don’t go back to the size they once were. But until you know, don’t invest too much in preggo footwear. <\/p>\n
\nDid you know your vision changes during pregnancy<\/a>? I can definitely tell that. I need to have an annual exam but I’m waiting till after I deliver. <\/p>\n