My sourdough bread evolution (2 years apart). From dense frisbees to fluffy and springy loaves 🤌

@tradwifetoday Thank you! Being home definitely helped keep me calm

@LisaKifer3 Thank you so much 🥹 it was a wonderful experience, I’m so touched you enjoyed reading it

@awakeupgirl Thank you so much 🥹

@huckleberrypnw Thank you 🥹

@couchterfing I’m so glad you had a better experience the second time!

@apriladamo So true 😅

@apriladamo 100% Wherever YOU feel safest is where you should give birth. For some that’s at a hospital, for others it’s a birth center, and for some that’s at home.

@ourladyofsun Gorgeous!

@TheMarieOakes On a scale of 0 to 10 (10 being your arm getting sawed off and 0 being no pain) I would say transition was a 7 or 8 maybe. And immediate post birth was like a 2. Birth is just so intense that any discomfort after birth might just seem insignificant in comparison?

@Ayeshaliv Thank you! I feel very blessed to have had such a wonderful first birth experience

@BumpOnPark I did lots of inversions and also the miles circuit throughout pregnancy! He was pretty much LOT all of my third trimester, so not sure if it helped or not. But he arrived safely so that’s all that matters :) Congrats on your pregnancy!

@BumpOnPark Mine was just a constant aching, fortunately it didn’t build with the contractions. Which is why I’m not sure if it was actually back labor or not. Thank goodness for tireless husbands!

@tallowmom I made something similar to this to eat during labor! It was the perfect snack to keep my energy levels up.

@BumpOnPark We did the side lying release for 3 contractions each side and that seemed to help!

@natalianiren11 Thank you!

@Feralfairy13 Thank you 🤍

@JennSaracini That’s a great idea getting your husband’s perspective too! My mom took notes on the timeline of things, which helped me put the story together. Things were kind of a blur towards the end 😅