Hello friends! Oh my goodness, wow! Here we are, Penny is SIX WEEKS OLD today and I am absolutely in love! Here’s a little birth video I made on Instagram: And wow I am absolutely octopus’d out! I just coined that term: octopus’d. Meaning: all eight of my arms are completely occupied with something. ThisContinue reading Baby and Postpartum Update!
Hello my dearest friends 🙂 I’ve been absent for a little while, but for good reason, I promise. We had our daughter last Monday!!! Penelope Grace. She is the sweetest, most precious little lady I have ever laid eyes on. And as I’m typing this on my phone, sweet Penny is napping on my chestContinue reading Hello Motherhood! She’s Here!
Caralyn is in her final week of pregnancy, feeling grateful for her journey from battling anorexia to carrying a baby. She finds strength in her faith, relying on God’s grace and looking forward to the impending labor with peace and trust. She is supported by her loving husband and anticipates the new adventure with joy and gratitude.Continue reading This is the Fruit of God’s “Restoration Investment” in Me
The author is entering the final weeks of pregnancy and has experienced major life changes, including moving out and eagerly preparing for the baby’s arrival. Emotions are mixed, reflecting excitement for the new chapter with their daughter as well as an unexpected sadness. Despite this, they are embracing the upcoming journey with gratitude and faith.Continue reading BABY WATCH
The writer is 36 weeks pregnant and experiencing a chaotic time with moving and pregnancy. The uncertainty of the baby’s arrival and their living situation adds to the stress. Although unable to attend her best friend’s wedding due to doctor’s orders, she found support from her husband and parents. She’s also preparing her hospital bag and seeking advice from experienced parents. She is dealing with carpel tunnel as her only pregnancy symptom.Continue reading Pregnancy Hospital Bags, Moving Boxes and My Best Friend’s Wedding
The author desires an unmedicated birth to unite the physical suffering of childbirth with Christ’s suffering. Despite potential challenges, she aims to offer her pain as a prayer for a specific intention. Continue reading Why I Want an Unmedicated Birth
A pregnant woman at 33 weeks shares her joy at her baby’s healthy growth and movements. She marvels at the miracle of life, wondering about the baby’s experiences in the womb and her connection to God. Caralyn also reflects on preparing to move and praises her husband’s packing skills. She looks forward to sharing a house tour video on YouTube.Continue reading Seriously, What is Life Like for Babies in the Womb?
The author shares the excitement and challenges of selling their condo and preparing for the arrival of their baby. With a tight timeline for the move and a need to stay with parents temporarily, they find reassurance in their faith and trust in God’s plan. They prioritize essentials and embrace the unexpected journey ahead.Continue reading Moving at 39 Weeks Pregnant (YIKES)
After battling anorexia for years, I never imagined I could be pregnant. But by God’s grace, I am. Motherhood has shifted my perspective on recovery. I no longer obsess over my body but embrace it as a vessel for bringing my daughter into the world. Recovery now impacts not only me but my family. My goal is to model a healthy relationship with food and body for my daughter.
Continue reading How Pregnancy Has Rewritten My Anorexia Recovery
Caralyn reflects on her approaching childbirth, expressing both excitement and apprehension about the experience. She expresses her desire to have an unmedicated birth. She also discusses a conversation with a friend who found strength and purpose in offering her labor as a form of redemptive suffering, inspiring Caralyn to do the same.Continue reading Childbirth as Redemptive Suffering
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