1. Patagonia Underwear: these are the bomb diggity! All I gotta say is spend the $20 on a pair and try them. Even if you are not preggers, you will fall in LOVE. You can find them cheaper on Amazon.com but HERE is a link to Patagonia's web-site.
2. Tank tops. The ones with the shelf bra are super nice. They cover the ever growing tummy and are not so restrictive. Lately I feel like I am putting a straight jacket on every time I get dressed. Old Navy seems to be the most comfy right now.
3. If I could wear yoga pants every day of my life I would.
4. With the season changing I have traded in my Chacos for Danskos. Fun designs and SUPER comfy.
5. ZUM soy candle. I really like the frankincense and myrrh scent. This candle lasts forever!
6. Suave shampoo/conditioner. The rosemary/mint scent is wicked awesome.
7. J.R. Watkins lotion is my new fav for lotion right now...since I am applying it every where and all the time, I feel like I have found my new best friend. I don't have a particular scent I like yet, but the mango is pretty nice. FYI: I found it buy 1, get 1 free @ Walgreens.
8. Since I need to be drinking my weight in water and I do NOT want to add calories to my water by adding those "flavor" enhancers, I have turned to LaCroix. Yummy flavors and the "sparkling" aspect has helped with my mild indigestion. Burping feels SO good! I found a wicked awesome deal at BiLo this week.
9. This is more for baby girl when she gets here than for me right now, but I am super excited to pop this CD in for her when she arrives: Rockaby Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Aerosmith. They also have U2 and Led Zeppelin!
*Disclaimer: I have not tried the below suggestions yet, but I will.
I found these 3 ideas on www.Make-your-own-baby-stuff.com
Make your own baby wipes:
2 cups water
1 tbsp of baby wash
1 tbsp of baby oil (tea tree oil can work)
Squirt/spray bottle
Recipe for Diaper Rash Ointment:
- 1/2 cup sweet almond oil (you can also use olive oil)
- 2-3 drops lavender oil
- 2-3 drops tea tree oil
- 4 Tablespoons water
Mix all the ingredients together well. Transfer to a jar or bottle to use for applying to baby to ease a red bottom or diaper rash. Be very careful not to double dip!
Calendula Ointment Recipe:
This recipe is a little more involved than the recipe above. It may take a little more effort to make but it will make a fantastic diaper rash ointments. The ingredients are 1/2 cup dried calendula, 8 oz. vegetable shortening, and 1-tablespoon beeswax. Melt the shortening and beeswax in a small pan and then add the calendula petals to the hot mixture. Let them steep in the mixture while it cools down. Transfer the ointment into a small jar.
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Hey there Chica, wanted to let you know that RockCreek.com have your favorite underwear on sale :-)
http://www.rockcreek.com/patagonia/active-hipster-womens-20307/
Have you tried out Icebreaker underwear yet, it's amazing and I enjoy it more than Patagoochie.
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