Have you noticed that, even with a whole nine months, pregnancy can still feel like the shortest time ever? That no matter how many times you vow to finally get your act together, you still find yourself feeling overwhelmed by everything you still have to do, wondering if you’ve got all your bases covered?
Most moms do all they can to welcome the baby home, but it never seems enough. They still find themselves in the last few weeks of the pregnancy scrambling to get ready and simply not enjoying this time as they hoped they would.
Why?
Despite their best efforts, soon-to-be moms still struggle because they’ve never had the guidance or an organizational system to help them through their pregnancy.
They’re left patching together advice from various articles, trying to figure things out on their own. If this weren’t true, then every pregnant mom would feel 100% ready to welcome the baby home, but this just isn’t the case.
You see, unless you have a resource to refer to throughout these next several months, then you’re going to keep feeling overwhelmed and unprepared.
This is why most moms continue to stress during their pregnancies.
Rest assured, this isn’t your fault. Most moms don’t know there are resources out there just for their pregnancy. You hear about planners and printables for day-to-day life, but you don’t always hear about one for pregnancy (which is ironic, as it’s one of the most life-changing seasons we go through).
And that’s why I created the Baby Prep Workbook, a comprehensive digital workbook covers a wide range of topics and gives you everything you need to prepare for your baby.
Hi, I’m Nina Garcia, a mom of three boys and the parenting blogger behind Sleeping Should Be Easy. I’ve been helping moms for over eight years with parenting, family life, early education, being a working mom, and life with twins.
You’ll not only find worksheets such as registry and hospital bag checklists, but worksheets you may not have considered, such as a labor “game plan” with your partner and household items to stock up before the baby arrives.
As you’re getting ready to prepare for the baby, you may already be starting to realize that there’s a LOT left to do.
So let me ask you this: Do you feel completely ready to welcome your baby home and that you’ve done (or plan to do) everything to prepare for the big arrival?
If you can answer yes, then this workbook may not be you. But if you answered no, then the Baby Prep Workbook is going to completely change how you feel moving forward with your pregnancy.