Thursday, April 28, 2016

37 Week Pregnancy Update | Baby #2 ♥

It seems like an absolute age since I wrote my last pregnancy update, even though it was only a week ago! I guess the next two weeks will go by quite slowly now as we await the arrival of our new little babe. I'm 38 weeks pregnant today and I am so ready to have this pregnancy over and done with. I'm not one of those lucky women who suits pregnancy at all. I feel as though I can't even leave the house much until I have the baby as I'm constantly feeling faint and in need of sit down.

I just feel generally uncomfortable, I have back and rib pain, my thighs get the most awful cramps at night and my sleep is so restless, I'm exhausted from it all. As my due date approaches I'm becoming more and more anxious about labour. I began getting mid back pain during the week and it felt exactly the same as the pain I felt during labour with Tyler Lee. He was in the O.P. position (where the baby's head is against the mother's back) and it was the most painful time of my life - I'm sincerely hoping that this baby is in a more favourable position for labour!

The nursery is finally done, except for some finishing touches which I'll be doing this weekend. I still need to pack mine and they baby's hospital bags but these will be done this weekend too and then I can finally relax. We've decided to go with a Beatrix Potter theme in the nursery (how could I not!) and I'm just waiting on some last minute buys to arrive before the room is complete.

 My poor Tyler Lee is getting quite upset that I won't give him the Peter Rabbit lullaby pull-down or the little cuddly from the baby's cot though... I don't think he'll fully understand that they're not his things until the baby is here.

This week...

Baby is the size of a - honeydew melon, according to my Ovia pregnancy app.

I'm looking forward to - having the nursery completely finished, I wish the Ebay seller I bought from would hurry up and post the mobile!

My favourite moment was - getting the cot together. It now has it's sheet, quilt, cushion and some Peter Rabbit toys waiting for it's new occupant.

I've been feeling - tired and seriously uncomfortable. I think baby has definitely run out of room now.

I've been buying for baby - we bought a vintage mobile on Ebay which we are waiting to arrive. The Ingenuity swing and other pieces which I ordered from John Lewis last week have arrived too. I think we have everything now and if we have forgotten something then I'll just send Jacek out for it when baby is here.

I'm missing - a good nights sleep. I'm so restless at night now, my left leg feels as though it constantly needs to be moved, I have horrible silent reflux and my bump hurts a lot if I move in the bed. I'm also having to get up between five and ten times a night for the bathroom - the joys!

I'm craving - still nothing, although I wouldn't mind a takeaway before baby's arrival!

I'm loving - Tyler Lee's affection towards my bump. He lifts up my top now to lay his head on my bump and says "I love you!" to the baby. It's the sweetest thing and I can't wait to see him interact with his baby sibling. He's told me that he wants to bring the baby home and give it a blanket, so cute!

I've been meaning to - get the hospital bags packed, it will be done this weekend!

I can't wait for - our next hospital appointment on May 4th, although I'm still undecided about whether or not to have a sweep.

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Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Parisian Chic | 3 French Inspired Interior Design Ideas For Your Home ♥

Effortlessly cool and charming, it’s no secret that French-inspired interior design is a trend that is here to stay. If you’re keen to welcome a little Parisian chic into your abode, keep reading.

1. Focus on the detail
When it comes to achieving the Parisian look, it’s all about the detail. From the cuisine, to the architecture, to the fashion, the people of Paris have almost everything down to a fine art. In terms of interior design, you could take inspiration from this and focus on the detailing in your own home. A good place to start is with your furniture. If your current furnishings are looking a little bland, you could invest in a few intricately designed pieces. For example, you could swap your bed frame for a more sophisticated and unique-looking model, such as the ‘Sophia’ button upholstered bed from furniture specialists Crown French Furniture. Choosing a bed that features exquisitely carved detailing is guaranteed to transform your bedroom into a French-inspired boudoir.

2. Mix it up with old and new
There’s no denying that as a city, Paris strikes the perfect balance between old and new. From the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum to the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the entire city consists of a combination of historic and iconic landmarks mixed with ultra-modern buildings. The good news is, it’s fairly simple to inject elements of this style into your own home. For instance, positioning a stylish and modern-looking sofa next to an antique side table allows you create a contrasting yet chic vibe. Don’t be afraid to mismatch styles. Be creative with your interior styling and you should find you’re able to infuse elements of Paris’ beauty into your own home.

 3. Keep it neutral
To turn your home into a Parisian-inspired abode, you should aim to stick to a neutral colour palette. Keeping your decor minimalist and simple is a guaranteed way to bring Paris into any room. For example, you could update your walls with a lick of fresh, pure white paint. In fact, Parisians are notorious for decorating their walls in white to maximise the amount of light in the room and it’s a prominent design feature in many of the city’s apartments. However, if you crave colour, you could sneak in some subtle hues of your choice. For example, you could create an accent wall in a shade of grey or dusky pink.

By following these design tips, you should find that you’re able to perfectly depict the essence of Paris in your own home.

*Photography credits - Bench Accounting and  Aly Inay.

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Monday, April 25, 2016

Degustabox | April 2016 ♥

It's always a happy occasion in our house when the Degustabox arrives, especially for the boys, the love seeing what sweet and savoury treats are included each month and can't wait to try out some new foods, drinks and flavours. In case you're not already aware, Degustabox is a monthly subscription box which delivers a selection of delicious foods and drinks to your door. We've discovered lots of new brands and products we love through Degustabox and it's great to be able to experience some things which we'd have otherwise overlooked in the supermarket.

This months box had a mixture of sweet and savoury items for us all to enjoy. Let me share what was in the box -

Popchips | Sea Salt, Garlic & Rosemary (£1.99) - I love trying out new crisps so it was great to see these included in April's box. The boys loved the Popchips and the flavour of these and although they were pleasant, they wouldn't be my favourite crisp flavour. The taste reminded me of mashed potato with lots of seasoning.

Veetee (£1.49) - Rice is something we have a lot with dinner and right now I'm having to have plain rice due to my silent reflux, so I was happy to see these Veetee microwavable rice boxes included in April's box. These are ready within two minutes and I've already tried the wholegrain and quinoa rice, which was quite sweet on it's own but it would be great with a sauce.

Milkybar | Smarties (£1.00/£1.29) - It's always great to see chocolate included in the Degustabox and having already tried the Smarties Sharing Block, I was delighted to see it in the box, it's delicious! We've yet to try the Milkybar Milk & Crunchy but I know we'll love that too, especially Tyler Lee.

Parle | Biscuits & Rusk (£0.25p/£0.89p) - Parle G is the largest selling biscuit brand in the world and although I had never heard of the brand before seeing them in the Degustabox, I can definitely see why they're so popular after tasting them for myself. The biscuits are absolutely delicious - the toddler and I battled over these. We've yet to try the Parle Rusk but if they're as nice as the biscuits then we're onto a winner.

Bebeto (£1.99) - These are fruit strings and I always love seeing things like this in the Degustabox as it's great to find new snack ideas for Tyler Lee. These are really delicious and perfect for little ones.

Canderel (£3.00) - Included in the box was the new Canderel Sugarly, this tastes and looks like sugar but has zero calories. It was great to discover this as I always load lots of sugar onto my breakfast cereal and it's nice to find a healthier alternative for my bad habit.

Levi Roots | Jerk Coat 'n' Cook Sauce (£1.00) - Levi Roots is a brand we're familiar with since Dragon's Den but this isn't a sauce we've tried from the range before. I'm looking forward to trying this with chicken for dinner. I know it'll definitely be a winner with Jacek.


Rejuvenation Water | Apple & Mint (£1.99) - This is Derbyshire spring water enriched with amino acids and I have to admit, I am a fan of waters like this. I drink a lot of water and it's always great to have a refreshing twist on plain water.

Green Lady | Sparkling Tea (£1.99) - Degustabox allows us to try out new drinks and a new and unique one for us this month was Green Lady, which is a modern restyling of an ancient beverage using Green Darjeeling tea leave and an assembly of natural ingredients. Jacek described this as tasting "very healthy" and I have to admit that it definitely wasn't to my taste.

Pimms | Cider Cup (£2.29) - I've never tried Pimms before, but it seems to be the perfect drinks brand for summer. I'm looking forward to trying this after I have the baby.

So that was April 2016's Degustabox and as you can see there was a great mix of products within the box. If you would like to try Degustabox for yourself use code BLDEG15 to get a huge £6 off your box. You can follow Degustabox on Twitter @degustaboxUK for news and updates on the fabulous products included in each months box.

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Saturday, April 23, 2016

Orchard Toys New Baby Lotto Game | Review ♥

Now that Tyler Lee is a bit older we've begun introducing him to board games and more challenging puzzles. We had never played board games with him before we were asked if we'd like to review two from the lovely people at Orchard Toys and we were delighted when the games arrived, we couldn't wait to explain the concept to him and have a good old-fashioned family game night.

The game we were sent was New Baby Lotto - a game which we thought was quite fitting considering that we'll have a new baby in the house in three weeks time - eek! The idea of the game is that each player (up to four) gets a large card depicting a room in the house with a baby and the different things a baby needs in those rooms - bathroom, kitchen, nursery, there are smaller cards with the items on them which a player chooses in turn to try and find everything in their picture. The person who finds all the items in their picture the first wins - of course, Jacek and I had to let the little one win, this is his first ever board game after all.

New Baby Lotto is suitable from two years and the concept of the game is simple enough for little ones to understand. Matching the pictures to the bigger board really helps little ones to use their memory skills and it also keeps them interested in the game too. Now Tyler Lee is the type of child who doesn't want to be shown what to do, he'd rather work things out for himself, so it did take him a little while to get used to the rules, taking turns and understanding that only one big board was for him - he wanted to match the pictures on them all!

New Baby Lotto has helped us in preparing Tyler Lee for his new sibling, which I'm very happy to say that he is genuinely excited about meeting. The pictures and scenes depicted on the cards have helped us in showing him what a baby needs at different times during the day and it's lovely to think that he already feels involved when it comes to the baby.

New Baby Lotto is priced at £9.50 - a great price I think and it is available from the Orchard Toys website, where you can browse their other lovely games and puzzles too.

*We were sent this game for the purposes of this review, as always, all thoughts and opinions are 100% my own.


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What Do The Shape Of Your Lips Say About You? ♥

You may have carefully considered your lip shade, whether you opt for matte or gloss finish, or even how ‘natural’ your favourite lip tint is, but what about the shape of your lips? In the era of massive over-lining, thanks to Kylie Jenner, whose iconic lip look I recreated here, what do the shape of your lips say about your personality? Let’s find out:

Full Lips -
Since she hit the silver screen in the late 90s, many a woman has visited their cosmetic practitioner wanting plump, full lips like Angelia Jolie. Other celebs like Scarlett Johansson, Rosie Huntington-Whitley and Adriana Lima are also waving the flag for big lips too. 

These voluptuous lips project the idea that the owner is courageous and self-assured. She is sexy and irresistible, however she is caring and desires to settle down and have a family. Naturally big lipped people are giving, selfless and appreciate true relationships, whether romantic or other.

Wide Lips -
Celebs like Julia Robers, Elle Macpherson and Cameron Diaz are known for their gloriously large grins, a smile style that connotes the idea of being social, lively and having diverse interests. Wide smiles are often found on perfectionists, who put 100% into everything they do, therefore, they are often over-achievers.

On the other hand, artificially filled lips which are this shape mean something else. A person with filled large and wide lips is seen as being dramatic and exciting; a person who loves the spot light.

Round Lips -
Cute, small and dainty, round lips are seen as a youthful shape. Think Clémence Poésy and Lily Cole. Women with small lips often have young tendencies, such as the desire to travel, a rebellious nature or they’re a bit of a flirt.

People with small, round lips may be a little guarded at first, but will open up greatly when they get to know a person.

Thin Lips -
Thin lipped ladies are sensitive and detail orientated. They are sweet, well-natured and are likely to have a genuine interest in getting to know a person and those who are important to them. Thin lipped ladies are often seen as quiet or shy, but talkative among close friends or family in a small group. These people are independent and a bit of a loner, but they like it that way.

Lips with a Peaked Cupid's Bow -
Whether full or thinner, well-defined lips with a strong Cupid’s bow give off the idea that the person is open-minded and a good communicator. This type of person is creative and reactive, often not having a filter or thinking before they speak.

So why not look in the mirror and see what the shape of your lips says about you?

If you’re unhappy with the shape or fullness of your smile, Perfect Lips by Dr Rob can help. With a pain-free, non-trout pout guarantee and experience working with celebs, he is the expert lip specialist for you. Call 0333 577 9293 to arrange your free lip consultation.




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Thursday, April 21, 2016

36 Week Pregnancy Update | Baby #2 ♥

I honestly can't believe that I'm 37 weeks pregnant today, it really does feel now that this pregnancy journey is coming to an end, but it still feels so unbelievable that I'm going to have a new baby in my arms very soon.

This past week we've been getting everything organised for baby's arrival. My mam came in on Tuesday to help me paint the nursery and thankfully it only needed one coat of paint so we got it done quite quickly. Jacek and I then went shopping for nursery furniture yesterday and he put the things together yesterday, I now just need to move baby's clothes into the chest of drawers and their little books and things into the cubed unit. We've decided to use Tyler's Mokee mini cot for the baby as it seemed pointless buying a new cot when we had a perfectly good one already.

I just need to put the finishing touches in the nursery now and it's done - you have no idea how great it is to say that as it was something I was really panicking about. I'm so glad it's all come together and that we've created a beautiful, calming space for our new little babe.

We've been sent some beautiful things to review when baby arrives but I can't help but share them in my flatlays for these pregnancy updates. We did some babywearing with Tyler Lee but we're hoping to do even more of it with this baby, I just love the closeness that babywearing brings. We were sent the beautiful blue reversible sling from Rockin Baby, I love the design I chose as it reminds me of a Hawaiian print and what could be more perfect for a summer baby? The sling is such good quality, the fabric is soft and breathable, perfect for snuggling baby up in. The extra fabric on the sling allows for a zippered pocket, so handy for popping keys or other bits and bobs in when out and about. I can't wait to get baby in the sling.

Swaddling isn't something I did with Tyler, in fact, I had never even heard of it when I had him, but this is something I really do want to try with the new baby. We were sent some beautiful swaddles from the new aden+anais collection, the mariposa 2-pack organic swaddles which have a very pretty butterfly design on one and a teardrop shaped design on the other. These are so soft and apparently they just get softer with washing. Baby is going to be so snug and cosy in the swaddling blankets.

This week...

Baby is the size of a - ripe papaya, according to my Ovia pregnancy app.


I'm looking forward to - having the nursery finished and ready for baby's arrival - almost there!
 
My favourite moment was - shopping for last minute baby things and for bits and pieces for the nursery too.

I've been feeling - tired and a bit worried about everything. The anxiety is beginning to kick in now.
I've been buying for baby - Jacek bought the nursery furniture yesterday and put it together so the room is almost done. We also bought new curtains for the room and some accessories for finishing touches. I also used some John Lewis vouchers I had to pick up a baby swing, some gorgeous clothing bits and some Peter Rabbit things for the baby too.
 
I'm missing - a life without silent reflux, it's gotten to the point where the acid is almost choking me at night and is making my throat bleed. I hope it all stops after the baby is born.
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I'm craving - nothing at all, in fact, when I'm eating I feel really full quite quickly - no more room in my abdomen at the moment!
 
I'm loving - finally feeling as though we're getting everything organised and prepared for baby's arrival.

I've been meaning to - get the hospital bags packed, I have everything now and just need to put them in the bags.
 
I can't wait for - our next hospital appointment on May 4th. I must remember to actually ask questions this time round!

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Thursday, April 14, 2016

35 Week Pregnancy Update | Baby #2 ♥

Another week of this pregnancy has just zoomed by and I actually can't remember a lot of what has gone on if I'm honest - I have the memory of a goldfish! I have been rather tired this past week though and really do feel as though I'm coming to the end of my pregnancy journey. We still have a lot to do and get for this baby, the nursery still isn't done but hopefully we'll get on it this week, we just need to find space for all the storage boxes that are currently in the box room and then we can get painting.

We're hoping to attend the Pregnancy and Baby Fair on Saturday morning and will hopefully pick up a few things. We still have to get a new cot, a baby swing, bibs, short-sleeve vests and some sleepsuits. There's probably a whole lot more to that list but those are the things which I know we're distinctly lacking at the moment.

This week I picked up some new pyjamas and a dressing gown for my hospital bag. I think it's about time I started getting it packed, just in case. I don't want to over-pack like I did with Tyler Lee though and shall be keeping things to a minimum as I'm hoping for a short stay in hospital this time.

Yesterday we had another check up and scan at the hospital and everything looks great. Baby is 3/5 engaged so still has a little while to go yet before being ready for it's journey into the world. I have been offered a sweep for three weeks time when I'm 38+6 weeks and I don't know whether I'm up for it or not, I think I'd prefer things to happen naturally. I had a sweep whilst I was in labour with Tyler Lee and I remember it being very painful. I've also asked on my blog's Facebook page whether or not people were offered a sweep before their due date and if it worked for them, the majority of people said it didn't so I really am in two minds. Anyway, a lot could change between now and three weeks time!

This week...

Baby is the size of a - bunch of carrots, according to my Ovia pregnancy app.


I'm looking forward to - going to the Pregnancy and Baby Fair on Saturday, if we manage to get to it of course. Our plans always seem to be changing last minute these days.

My favourite moment was - Tyler Lee thinking that the baby was coming home and getting all excited, it was so sweet.

I've been feeling - tired, I would sleep all day if I could.

I've been buying for baby - I've bought two beautiful knitted outfits from two baby boutiques on Instagram. I've really fallen in love with Spanish babywear at the moment, I just love the classic look for newborns. I've also ordered a custom romper in Tilda fabric, also from another Instagram shop, so I'm looking forward to seeing how that turns out. Jacek bought some babygros in Penneys too in newborn size - if this baby is as big as it's brother was we'll never get to use them. I also bought some photography props for really cheap on AliExpress. I've used the site before and have always had everything delivered so hopefully my orders arrive in time for some newborn photo sessions. My Dad also bought the baby the beautiful Peter Rabbit knitted outfit featured in the pictures. Grey is my favourite colour, along with pink and of course, everyone knows my love of Peter Rabbit so I can't wait to dress the baby in this outfit.

I'm missing - a life without silent reflux, it really is the most horrible thing ever and nothing works to stop it.

I'm craving - I've been having rolls and baps with Marie Rose sauce, potato salad, peppers, sweetcorn and cheese and really can't get enough of them, but having thrown up immediately after eating one yesterday I don't think I can stomach one again!
I'm loving - picking out beautiful outfits for the baby, although I think I may have to put my spending ban in place again. Everything always seems so cheap, then the postage costs get added on and it's extortionate!

I've been meaning to - get packing mine and the baby's hospital bag. I'll be doing this during the week.
I can't wait for - our next hospital appointment on May 4th. I must remember to actually ask questions this time round!

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Monday, April 11, 2016

How To Create A Cottage Garden

The older I get, the more I enjoy spending time in the garden. I think it's so important to get some fresh air every day, especially for the little ones and as I'm about to become a mother of two, upgrading our garden is something I've beginning to think a lot about lately. We currently live in a rented house with a pebble covered garden - not exactly ideal for little ones or very comfortable for sitting out in during the summer months, hence why I always prefer to go out to my parents huge garden on sunny days, it's beautiful out there and is very close to how I would envision my dream garden to be - very cottage inspired, full of flowers and lots of places to explore.

I've spoken on the blog before about how I'd love for us to grow our own fruit and vegetables as a family, so a greenhouse would be a key element in my dream garden. I love the thought of a dwarf wall brick greenhouse, they have such a classic look to them and a walled garden I'm fortunate enough to be able to visit in the summer has one and it's a really beautiful feature. There are so many different designs of greenhouses for sale from companies such as Green House Stores so you can really find something perfect for your garden.

It's no secret that I love flowers, after all, they feature quite heavily on my blog and I've always envisioned my dream garden to be quite cottage-like, with lots of wild flowers growing everywhere. I like gardens with a bit of chaos to them and love seeing a carpet of wild flowers with splashes of different colours in flowerbeds. My dream garden would have lots of poppies, giant daisies, lavender, crocuses, daffodils and hyacinths, all of which make for perfect photo opportunities as well as being pretty to look at.

I'll have two children soon and having somewhere safe and fun for them to play in the garden is very important to me. It's my dream to get Tyler Lee and his new sibling a wooden playhouse, which I would paint in a duck egg blue with a white door and white window frames. I spotted a cottage playhouse not so long ago and fell in love with it, it's the stuff that childhood dreams are made of.

Tyler Lee loves swings and slides so these would also have to feature in my dream garden. I love the idea of a good old-fashioned rope swing hanging from a tree, much like the one we discovered (and all enjoyed!) when we visited Jersey Lavender Garden.

I'd also love a little seating area with a white bench, much like the one in my parents garden. I'd decorate the seating area with potted plants in my pastel coloured pots and some hanging bird feeders - I love the ones I found not long ago that resemble teacups and teapots, they're very sweet and so whimsical, perfect for a cottage inspired garden.

So those are the things that would feature in my dream cottage inspired garden. I hope one day when we have a house of our own that we can make all these things a reality and have an outdoor space that we can all enjoy. For now we'll have to enjoy the delights of my parents garden, which is pictured above, isn't it beautiful? All of those purple flowers make for a lot of butterflies in the summer.

What would feature in your dream garden?


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Thursday, April 07, 2016

34 Week Pregnancy Update | Baby #2 ♥

I turn 35 weeks pregnant today and the countdown to baby's arrival feels well and truly on now. My 34th week of pregnancy has been filled with busyness and high emotions once again. We have so much to do before baby arrives and I feel as though everything is just getting on top of me at the moment. My energy levels are at an all-time low and most days I can't even find the energy to blog or photograph anything, it's just not like me at all and I can't wait for the day when I feel normal again.

I've had some worries about Tyler Lee this week, mainly about his speech - which has come on in leaps and bounds recently but still isn't where it should be. I worry so much about him and his ability to communicate with other people and I admit, I couldn't stop crying on Tuesday from feeling like I've failed him. A meeting with his pre-school has put my mind at ease a little but I still can't help but worry about him, until this baby arrives Tyler Lee is my first and main priority.

This week my silent reflux has improved a little, I think maybe because baby has gotten lower. I've started having pains in the top of my legs and inner thighs which is supposedly from the weight of my uterus on a nerve. I never had this with my last pregnancy, it's amazing how different they can be.

We still have so much to do and get before baby arrives. The nursery still has to be painted, a new cot has to be bought as well as a baby swing. I need to get things for the hospital bags and get them packed too and I'm beginning to stress out about just how much is left to do before baby arrives, I feel like we won't have time to do it all!

This week...

Baby is the size of a - pineapple, according to my Ovia pregnancy app.


I'm looking forward to - getting the nursery done. It's been cleared out, it just needs to be painted now and then we can start getting all the bits for it, including a new cot.

My favourite moment was - enjoying some sunshine in my parents garden, I love it out there when it's sunny.

I've been feeling - very tired, I just want to sleep all the time.
 
I've been buying for baby - I've bought two gorgeous vintage outfits for the baby from Etsy. One is a vintage Peter Rabbit outfit which I got for the absolute bargain of €9. The other is a vintage baby blue and white knitted two piece from the 1950's which I just couldn't resist, I'm so drawn to baby blues during this pregnancy. We also bought the baby a coat for the winter and a new set of bottles as Tyler Lee's old ones were all chalky from sitting in the cupboard. Baby was also gifted the sweet little crisp white and navy outfit featured in the photographs in this post. The outfit is from Pappe, a designer baby and toddler clothes brand based in Australia. This is the teeniest, tiniest baby outfit I've ever seen! The top is the Nimmy Luxe Organic Romper - Short Sleeve, which is super soft and will be lovely on baby on warm, summer days. I love the embellishment of the silver Pappe branded buttons on it too. The bottoms are the Joy Stretchy Leggings which are adorable with their navy polkadot design. Once again these are so soft and will look gorgeous when teamed with the romper. The bib is the Mossy Mossy Organic Bib which is very classic looking with it's simple navy design, I love how it matches the romper and leggings perfectly. I really love the Pappe brand, their pieces are luxe and perfect for little ones and the photography on their site is just amazing, do have a peek. A big thank you to Pappe for the beautiful outfit.

I'm missing - a full, uninterrupted good nights sleep. I've been having the most bizarre dreams lately and just waking up during the night for no reason.

I'm craving - still nothing, I can't believe that we still have lots of Easter eggs left in the house too. Even chocolate isn't appealing to me!
 
I'm loving - slowly getting everything organised for baby's arrival.

I've been meaning to - make that GP appointment, I'm absolutely awful and still haven't done it and maybe there's no point now as I'm back up in the hospital on Wednesday.
 
I can't wait for - our next hospital appointment on April 13th at 36 weeks.


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