Showing posts with label Pregnancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pregnancy. Show all posts

Sunday, February 5, 2017

How to Hide First Trimester Baby Bump!


Hey girls,

Pregnancy is the magical time of any girl's life, and keeping it secret won't work on the long run, remember the hormones will make you bloated and make your stomach muscles to loosen up and that will make you look like you've gained a couple of pounds.

If you're trying to hide your pregnancy from your employer or family and friends then I'll give you some Ideas on how to hide your baby bump through your first trimester. It's more difficult to hide your baby bump past your fourth month.

1. Accessories:

- Big scarf: Drew the attention away to your neck also cover your belly.


- Big Handbag: It can be a great obstacle that keep your belly hidden, get used to it; you'll need it once your baby arrives.


2. Colors:

- Wear a dark color around your belly area and a bright color around your face.


- All black: Black is really slimming and a great way to disguise the baby bump.



3. Shape:

- Loose tops around the belly area is key, just don't forget to pair it with fitted bottom.



- Wearing low cut neckline also helps, drawing attention away from your mid-section .

- Draped dresses or tops can hep conceal your growing belly.


4. Cover up:

- Blazer: A great way to cover your belly is a blazer. If you hate the boxy look of a blazer and you like the more fitted ones, just remember to get one that flairs out.


- Long cardigans: Pair a plain top with a cardigan to hide your belly. It works.


5. Patterns:

- Loose fitting patterned tops or dresses are a great way to camouflage a bump. Combine with leggings or dark jeans and flats for a great casual look.

6. Transition belly belt: To help you transition from regular jeans and pants to your maternity pants, you'll be able to wear your normal pants for longer and look less suspicious, no one will notice.



You can always DIY your own, It's easy all you need is a piece of fabric and a button, Make some slots and you are good to go.


I hope you found these tips helpful, being pregnant is an amazing time you don't have to hide your belly, just wear it with pride and remember that you're bringing another human being into this world.

Please don't forget to share this post with you're mommy-to-be friends.

Thanks.

Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Pregnancy Nutrition Guide


Hey guys,

Pregnancy is not an easy task at all, it's a hard work emotionally and physically, and to be able to go through it women need to eat nutritious food, So what should women eat during pregnancy?


  • Protein: (75 to 100 gram per day) 
2-3 servings of meat (1 serving approximately 3 ounces)
2-3 servings of legumes (1 serving approximately 1/2 cup)



  • Calcium: (1000 mg per day during pregnancy) 3-4 servings of Dairy 

  • Iron ( 27 mg per day):
2-3 servings of green leafy vegetables
3 servings of whole grains
2-3 servings of lean protein

  • Folate / Folic Acid: (0.6 - 0.8 mg per day)

2 servings of dark green leafy vegetable
3 servings of whole grain
2-3 servings of fruit
2 servings of legumes

  • Vitamin C: ( 0.6 - 0.8 mg per day)

  • Fish: ( up to 12 ounces or 340 g per day)

  • What should pregnant women not eat?

  • Food Poisoning Illness:
1. Listeria: It's a harmful bacterium that can be found in refrigerated ready - to - eat foods(meat, poultry, seafood and unpasteurized milk, milk products and foods made with unpasteurized milk) and soil.

2. Methylmercury: It's a metal that can be found in certain fish, including swordfish, tilefish, king mackerel and shark. Eating these fish can be harmful to your unborn baby.

3. Toxoplasma: It's a parasite found in raw and undercooked meat: unwashed fruits and vegetables, water, dust, soil, dirty cat litter coxes and outdoor places where cat feces can be found. it can cause illness called toxoplasmosis, which can be found particularly harmful to you and your baby.

  • How to prevent Food Poisoning Illness:
I hope you found this post helpful, please share it so the that it will reach as many pregnant women as possible.
Thanks.

Sunday, October 9, 2016

Announcement!! I'm Pregnant. How to get your body ready for pregnancy?


Hey guys,

Yes we are blessed with a baby in the womb, and I'll make a separate blogpost about my pregnancy journey in the near future.

So I'll be starting a new pregnancy series, ways to relax during pregnancy, Issues and problems women face during pregnancy, How to prepare your husband for fatherhood? How to write your birth plan? and other topics.

This blog post is dedicated to the stage before you get pregnant, once you take the decision you want to try for a baby then there are a few steps you need to consider.

I give you 5 tips to put you on the right path to hopefully have a healthy and fun pregnancy.


     1.  Make activity a part of your day.


Working out during pregnancy is much easier if you started before you get pregnant. Find exercises 

that you enjoy and do them often, even if it was as simple as walking several times a week as long as you stick to it.

     2. Eat healthier.

 Start making better choices, ditch the bad eating habits. You'll start to see the difference in energy levels and the other benefits of eating clean. When you crave sweets when you're pregnant you'll know the better choices you have instead of reaching for those cookies.

     3. Clean up your act.

Clear out all those unhealthy habits:
- Toss the cigarette and quit smoking.
- Lay off the alcohol.
- Avoid high mercury fish.
- Watch your beauty products and search for chemicals to avoid.

    4. Talk to your doctor.

Talk to your health care providers about your plans to conceive, it's a good idea to keep them informed because they may have additional helpful sources for you.

     5. Don't forget the daddy.

Men need to take care of their bodies too. Many of these lifestyle changes listed HERE
will help you get healthy bodies and brains before fatherhood.

Hopefully these tips are informative and helpful for you. If you're trying to conceive my wishes and prays are with you.

Please don't forget to leave me comment down below about the topics you like me to cover in these series.