Life With My Littles

[...] Last week I told you everything that I packed in my hospital bag, both with Little J and now with our baby who is due in three weeks. Today, I am going to share with you what to [...]

[...] where you feel great, but that's not what we are talking about yet. When I was pregnant with Little J I had to get up and pee probably 10 times every night at the end. It is rough. Your toilet paper [...]

[...] . I had been having braxton hicks contractions starting around 31 weeks. I didn't feel any with Little J, so it was different and a little scary because we had a lot of traveling to do in July and the [...]

[...] I breastfed Little J for eight months. The only reason I stopped was because I wasn't making enough anymore, and he [...]

[...] that. When Little J was born, I quickly found out things that I always needed to have in my diaper bag, and things that weren't quite so important. And as he grew, I also realized that the things I [...]

[...] are honest and 100% my own! When you become a mom, you give up your purse and trade it in for a diaper bag. Your diaper bag is one of the most important things you will buy before your baby is born, [...]

[...] for and know which size your baby needs. It will help a ton! 12. Keep multiple outfits in the diaper bag. This ties right in with the previous point. Keep more than one back-up outfit in your diaper [...]

[...] . Trust me. Before I tell you my lists and if this is your first baby, I recommend using your diaper bag as your baby's hospital bag. It's nice because you can get some of the stuff in there that you [...]

[...] sets. So I made a bunch of sets with all these cute boy fabrics I found and I LOVED them. The burp rags I made were incredibly easy, and I used them the entire time I nursed (eight months). The best [...]

[...] Goodwill or DI. For example I got rid of some baby stuff that we had like fifty of (blankets, burp rags I never used) because I knew I wouldn't be able to sell them quickly and I knew they could still [...]

[...] . I don't think you really need a bib when you are nursing unless your baby spits up a lot. But burp rags are the most helpful with that. 2 Burp Rags. I definitely used these. I actually ended up [...]

[...] didn't run down and get my bra wet. Burp rags are really handy and I definitely wouldn't start feeding my baby without one close. So there you [...]

[...] and forth a lot, I finally officially decided to re-brand my blog from Crafty Chelsea to Life With My Littles! Essentially, all this means for you is that my name has just changed. I am still going to [...]

[...] blogger this week also happens to be our guest co-host! Let's welcome Chelsea from Life With My Littles!   Hi! I am Chelsea from Life With My Littles. I am so excited to be here with you [...]

[...] I changed my shop's name a bit and gave it a new logo. It is now called "The Shop by Life With My Littles" and I love it. It sounds so fancy! I figured I wouldn't add "printables" [...]

[...] Back in May, I changed my blog's name from Crafty Chelsea to Life With My Littles. I decided I was going to change the way I organized and kept track of all of my blog [...]

[...] tips for successful breastfeeding, and this week I am going to share how you can pick the best nursing bra for you! I was lucky enough to be contacted by Bravado Designs to see if I would review a few [...]

[...] with that. 2 Burp Rags. I definitely used these. I actually ended up tucking them into my nursing bra so that whatever Little J leaked out of his mouth just got on the burp rag and not all over my [...]

[...] it and don't want to be stuck without it. Nursing Bras. You definitely want to invest in a nice nursing bra (or two). I can't imagine trying to breastfeed without one. I actually got a cotton one and [...]

[...] them into my nursing bra so that whatever Little J leaked out of his mouth just got on the burp rag and not all over my nursing bra. Very helpful. Blanket. We ended up using the blanket we brought [...]

[...] When I was pregnant with Little J, I decided I wanted to make my own burp rag and bib sets. So I made a bunch of sets with all these cute boy fabrics I found and I LOVED them. [...]

[...] your bag. You never know if you are going to get stuck somewhere and need to feed your baby! 6. Burp rag. Regardless of whether your baby is a big spit-upper, you will want to keep a burp rag in your [...]

[...] it was in the 150s, so maybe a girl? I am hoping for a girl because I want to dress her in cute clothes and have her be all girly. Plus, my sister-in-law is having a baby girl in July, and it would [...]

[...] were super hard to shop for. You may be thinking the same thing. I had a hard time finding cute clothes that were still stylish and made me feel like I was still cute even though I had a growing [...]

[...] at least ten things. And unlike some sites, they have deals for everyone! They have tons of cute clothes and accessories for women and girls, but they also have deals for little boys, men, your home, [...]

[...] clothes in store and online. Celebrities and royalty (Kate Middleton, anyone?) have worn their cute clothes, so I was thrilled that they wanted me to try out a nursing top! I didn't have any nursing [...]

[...] they were both way too tight, making me feel extra fat and bad about myself. So maybe some maternity pants or sweatpants and a big t-shirt. You really don't have to look cute, I promise. Plastic bag [...]

[...] sweatpants or tie-pants that aren't tight. You want to be as comfy as possible, and the maternity pants with the over-the-belly band can be hot and uncomfortable when you are sitting in a car for a [...]

[...] out sooner, and I already have those lovely stretch marks coming back. I have been in maternity pants for about a week, and I am still having to pee all the time. At my last appointment [...]