I’m constantly taking photos of my life normally, so when I got pregnant I knew I wanted to find a fun way to document my growing baby bump. Plus, let’s face it, I do social media for a living. Anyways the pressure was on (from myself) to come up with a cute pregnancy photo idea. So at 8 weeks I whipped out a striped shirt I had bought a few weeks before I knew I was expecting figuring it would show my shape well as it changed. At the time it seemed stretchy enough to fit a growing belly. Uhhh, 30 weeks later and even one shirt size up I was kind of kicking myself as it barely covered my bump. Haha! Anyway, here’s my pregnancy up almost 40 weeks since I delivered one day early (it’s a good story — read my birth story here). The whole experience was certainly was an adventure!
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