I seem to like this shirt as I wear it on a weekly rotation. I'll have to do something about that.Camping was good. I slept (for those who care) on a thin, self-inflatable mattress in a tent and it was fine. My hips were a teeny bit sore by the end of the weekend from sleeping on my side the whole time, but it was alright. I'm looking forward to sleeping in my bed tonight.
The weather was great and everything went smoothly. Almost as if I weren't pregnant! So if you liked camping before you got pregnant and your pregnancy has been fairly easy...GO CAMPING! I recommend it.
I did trip and fall on my way to the bathroom, but landed on my shin in the sand, so it was a soft fall. I don't think anything bad happened to the baby - still feeling lots of kicks and movements so I'm not worried.
So that's the camping update. Next year we'll be bringing a 9 1/2 month old, which will be a LOT more difficult than going camping while pregnant!
Yes, your arms will get a workout and you'll set up the playpen first to keep him out of trouble while you put up the tent!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence!! I was just looking at pictures of camping trips when I was pregnant with Jamie and pictures of Jamie on his first camping trips at 9 months. You are right camping can be done at before and after birth, you just have to take more stuff after!!
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