Frugal Living for your Modern Family
Now that I am expecting my second child, I feel like I have a good sense of stuff you don’t need on your baby registry. Having to pick out things for the new baby, I am reminded of all of the baby items we bought and never used.
I hate wasting money on things so I thought I would share the items that were of no use to us on our baby registry.
Many people wonder how they can lower fertility costs since the average cost for an IVF treatment is around $12,000 and that doesn’t include the extra medication that you may need.
Infertility has become more common throughout the years. Due to different factors, many families are experiencing this issue and it can be a very frustrating time. 
I had read the baby books and I thought I had prepared myself to expect all the pregnancy symptoms. I was wrong! There was one symptom that caught me off guard when I was pregnant with my daughter, light bladder leakage!
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Don’t get me wrong, I knew that I would be going to the bathroom every 15-20 minutes in my third trimester but I didn’t know that I might not be able to control my bladder like I was used to.
Yes, I admit it, I hated being pregnant. I know that as a mother, that is not something I am supposed to say. I know that I am truly blessed to have been able to give birth, as that is a luxury not everyone gets. I love my daughter more than anything and I wouldn’t trade her for the world. But I was not prepared for how much I would be miserable throughout my pregnancy and I am sure I’m not the only one who feels that way.
I want to let every other miserable pregnant woman out there know that is is OK to complain and be crabby when you don’t feel well. Your body is going through some major changes and I am giving your permission to complain all you want to!
We all know that it is so important to eat healthy during pregnancy. But what are the best nutrient-rich foods for a healthy pregnancy? The key nutrients you want to look for are Calcium, Iodine, Folic Acid, Vitamin D, and Iron. It is so important to make sure you are getting enough of each vitamin for yourself and your growing baby. You can do this by eating nutrient-rich foods or by taking supplements.
*Please talk with your doctor regarding any concerns before taking any supplements. This post is not intended to address or diagnose any medical conditions.
