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By: Natalie Sullivan March 9, 2018

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Coronavirus disease will not steal our pregnancy joy! This is without a doubt a strange time for all of us. There is uncertainty swirling everywhere, and this is an incredibly bizarre time to be carrying and birthing a baby. Some of the things you’ve always dreamt of like your baby shower might not be going ahead, or the birth class you so desperately wanted to do. But don’t let this steal your shine in what should be one of the most exciting periods of your life. Linked in my bio is a blog post to help you gain control of some of the pregnancy rituals you’ve always envisioned. From yoga classes, calm birth courses, mama meet ups and maternity shoots, it’s all still possible. Hands up if you are a ‘corona mama’ (because I read today that apparently that’s what we are calling ourselves. 😂) Most importantly stay safe and stay home. #coronamamas Wearing @legoeheritage maternity swimwear. NATALIExLEGOE for 10% off! 📷 @nicolahollandphotography
Never have I been more grateful that they have each other. We hope you all enjoy your weekends at home and find little of still amongst the noise. It’s so important to just switch off sometimes. 💓 Cozy slippers from @shoesandsoxau we had the same ones last winter and if it wasn’t for growing feet they would still be wearing them, the quality is so great. There is also a sale on at the moment and wouldn’t they be so sweet in an Easter basket, perfect for the home days ahead. I’ll pop some swipe ups in my stories. X #sweetlifecollab
Your period, sweat and other leaks don’t stop because you are in lock down. @modibodi patented leak proof undies are still being delivered across Australia, and now is a great time to make the switch. In our lifetime, women use up to 140 kilos of feminine hygiene products which end up in landfill 🤯, and reusable leak proof clothing is helping to reduce this number. Here I am wearing their maternity pack which includes an absorbent feeding friendly singlet and three sets of maternity briefs (this pack has been included in my Pregnancy Essentials Checklist.) Essentials like period and incontinence products are becoming harder to find in some areas, now is the perfect time to make a change for the good and try @modibodi! The team have given me a discount code to offer to you all - NOPANICPERIOD15 for 15% all orders - AND they are shipping straight to your door. @modibodi #Modibodi #NoPanicPeriod #ModibodiAustralia #ModibodiReviews #Collab
Did I mention I’m 25 weeks! Well ACTUALLY I’m 27 weeks!! I forgot to post this one from two weeks ago. 🙈Which make me 10 weeks from full term and potentially meeting our girl. I always focus on full term (37 weeks) as my number rather then due date (40 weeks,) because Ari came at 38 weeks and Chloe 39 weeks. Time will tell what this little lady decides to do. Currently half way through my glucose test then it’s back home to my babies and house. 🙅🏻‍♀️ 🦠
My stunning jumpsuit is @legoeheritage code NATALIExLEGOE for 10% off! 💓 You know one mentality I struggle with through all of ‘this?’ It’s the one where people tell you it will be good for parents to slowdown and appreciate being home with their families more. Whilst I get what they are saying and it comes from a place of positivity, I don’t know about you but I didn’t need a virus to make me realise how lucky I am. How much I love my home and being in it with my children. I didn’t need covid 19 to make me appreciate my life within my home. Being a parent right now can actually be quite hard. It is not fun telling children that they can’t have their friends over to play and you don’t know when they can again, that you don’t have answers for so many of their questions. That mummy and daddy don’t think they should go to kindy and see their teachers who they love, that all of their activities are on hold. That when we drive past a park we can not stop and just play. That they can’t see family members, and Mummy and Daddy are it right now. They can’t mindlessly and lovingly run into the arms of people anymore, or stop and talk to kind strangers unless they are 1.5m away. Why we aren’t leaving the house. There’s no movies, no favourite play spaces, or much loved restaurants for weekly dinners with grandad. No grandma and grandpa coming home. There is no denying it’s a lot for everyone. BUT what I am grateful for is our health right now, and our love and appreciation for each other which existed long before this virus came along. That I can shelter and cocoon my babies from this mess as best I can. I can give them the love and support that I have always given them. The confidence that they can trust I’ll do everything I can to protect them. That I will give them beautiful days and my biggest smiley face despite how worried I am about our world. Right now I will be even more to them then I have ever been. I do this and this is what I am grateful for because I am Mummy, and there never was and never will be anyone or anywhere else I’d rather be.
Twinning in @lasiennacouture Can you guys believe how huge Baby is now (orange chicken?!) We had our first day at home today and it was actually a breathe of fresh air to not be rushing around for once. I’m sure my perspective will change on the more challenging days. How about you? So you have your children at home? Are you having to work and send them to school?
Despite everything going on in the world we hope that you found a reason to smile this weekend. We love you all. X 💓 Outfits are from @babydonkie
How pretty is this maternity dress from @saffronlane_thelabel a sustainable and local business. I have a code for 15% off SWEETLIFE and I highly recommend you have a look at their gorgeous selections. 💓 You guys I am almost at the end of my relentless, what seems like never ending whole house cull! 😂Considering I did this 6 months ago I am surprised that yet again there is so much stuff that we don’t use or need. It’s embarrassing really. I was thinking about my 2020 vision board today and how a lot of my goals are about awash right now. But one of them I can maintain is that everything I buy something I want to really really love the item, know it’s great quality, where it came from and the story behind it. I’m a huge lover of supporting small business. Most of the things in my home are from family owned companies, with a splash of IKEA or Kmart here and there. This is one goal I’ll happily carry through 2020 and keep supporting, one of the few goals left that’s in my control. 📷 @nicolahollandphotography
PREGNANCY ESSENTIALS BLOG POST // Without a doubt the area of my life which is attracting the most questions at the moment, is of course, my pregnancy journey. I’ve had lots of Mamas reach out and ask what products I recommend and things I like to do throughout this time. SO I’ve popped everything I have learnt over three pregnancies into a blog post. Click the link in my bio for my comprehensive list, and download the checklist so you can add them into your own pregnancy journey! @growbright @fromthememo @hellofernaustralia @amazoniaco @frank_bod
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Coronavirus disease will not steal our pregnancy joy! This is without a doubt a strange time for all of us. There is uncertainty swirling everywhere, and this is an incredibly bizarre time to be carrying and birthing a baby. Some of the things you’ve always dreamt of like your baby shower might not be going ahead, or the birth class you so desperately wanted to do. But don’t let this steal your shine in what should be one of the most exciting periods of your life. Linked in my bio is a blog post to help you gain control of some of the pregnancy rituals you’ve always envisioned. From yoga classes, calm birth courses, mama meet ups and maternity shoots, it’s all still possible. Hands up if you are a ‘corona mama’ (because I read today that apparently that’s what we are calling ourselves. 😂) Most importantly stay safe and stay home. #coronamamas Wearing @legoeheritage maternity swimwear. NATALIExLEGOE for 10% off! 📷 @nicolahollandphotography
Never have I been more grateful that they have each other. We hope you all enjoy your weekends at home and find little of still amongst the noise. It’s so important to just switch off sometimes. 💓 Cozy slippers from @shoesandsoxau we had the same ones last winter and if it wasn’t for growing feet they would still be wearing them, the quality is so great. There is also a sale on at the moment and wouldn’t they be so sweet in an Easter basket, perfect for the home days ahead. I’ll pop some swipe ups in my stories. X #sweetlifecollab
Your period, sweat and other leaks don’t stop because you are in lock down. @modibodi patented leak proof undies are still being delivered across Australia, and now is a great time to make the switch. In our lifetime, women use up to 140 kilos of feminine hygiene products which end up in landfill 🤯, and reusable leak proof clothing is helping to reduce this number. Here I am wearing their maternity pack which includes an absorbent feeding friendly singlet and three sets of maternity briefs (this pack has been included in my Pregnancy Essentials Checklist.) Essentials like period and incontinence products are becoming harder to find in some areas, now is the perfect time to make a change for the good and try @modibodi! The team have given me a discount code to offer to you all - NOPANICPERIOD15 for 15% all orders - AND they are shipping straight to your door. @modibodi #Modibodi #NoPanicPeriod #ModibodiAustralia #ModibodiReviews #Collab
Did I mention I’m 25 weeks! Well ACTUALLY I’m 27 weeks!! I forgot to post this one from two weeks ago. 🙈Which make me 10 weeks from full term and potentially meeting our girl. I always focus on full term (37 weeks) as my number rather then due date (40 weeks,) because Ari came at 38 weeks and Chloe 39 weeks. Time will tell what this little lady decides to do. Currently half way through my glucose test then it’s back home to my babies and house. 🙅🏻‍♀️ 🦠
My stunning jumpsuit is @legoeheritage code NATALIExLEGOE for 10% off! 💓 You know one mentality I struggle with through all of ‘this?’ It’s the one where people tell you it will be good for parents to slowdown and appreciate being home with their families more. Whilst I get what they are saying and it comes from a place of positivity, I don’t know about you but I didn’t need a virus to make me realise how lucky I am. How much I love my home and being in it with my children. I didn’t need covid 19 to make me appreciate my life within my home. Being a parent right now can actually be quite hard. It is not fun telling children that they can’t have their friends over to play and you don’t know when they can again, that you don’t have answers for so many of their questions. That mummy and daddy don’t think they should go to kindy and see their teachers who they love, that all of their activities are on hold. That when we drive past a park we can not stop and just play. That they can’t see family members, and Mummy and Daddy are it right now. They can’t mindlessly and lovingly run into the arms of people anymore, or stop and talk to kind strangers unless they are 1.5m away. Why we aren’t leaving the house. There’s no movies, no favourite play spaces, or much loved restaurants for weekly dinners with grandad. No grandma and grandpa coming home. There is no denying it’s a lot for everyone. BUT what I am grateful for is our health right now, and our love and appreciation for each other which existed long before this virus came along. That I can shelter and cocoon my babies from this mess as best I can. I can give them the love and support that I have always given them. The confidence that they can trust I’ll do everything I can to protect them. That I will give them beautiful days and my biggest smiley face despite how worried I am about our world. Right now I will be even more to them then I have ever been. I do this and this is what I am grateful for because I am Mummy, and there never was and never will be anyone or anywhere else I’d rather be.
Twinning in @lasiennacouture Can you guys believe how huge Baby is now (orange chicken?!) We had our first day at home today and it was actually a breathe of fresh air to not be rushing around for once. I’m sure my perspective will change on the more challenging days. How about you? So you have your children at home? Are you having to work and send them to school?
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