This is the second in a series of guest posts for Girls and Bicyles on the subject of cycling while pregnant. You can follow along with the series here or on Girls and Bicyles, where you can also read all about Miss Sarah … Continue reading
I wasn’t sure how much of this I wanted to write down and share because it does feel like an extremely personal experience, but after having written so much about my pregnancy, it felt only right to give closure to … Continue reading
Well, here we are. After fortyone and a half weeks, our little girl is finally in the world with us. I want to thank all of you who left such nice comments on my last post announcing her birth. Yesterday marked … Continue reading
I was really hoping to not write this post today. But here we are and I’m still pregnant. My due date came and went (on Monday) and baby C. decided that she needed more time to get ready for the … Continue reading
My countdown is winding down. My due date is in three (!!) days and I sure hope that I won’t be posting another weekly update on staying fit while pregnant come next Friday. Because I hope to not be … Continue reading
L., author and advocate behind Naturally Cycling Manchester, recently contacted me with some questions about cycling while pregnant. I was more than happy to answer as I would like to encourage as many women as possible to stay fit and active during … Continue reading
This week has been very similar to last week: not much cycling but a good amount of swimming and yoga. I’ve come to love the therapeutic quality of swimming slow and rhythmic laps in the cool water of our city … Continue reading
You may have noticed that I titled this post ‘staying active at 37 weeks’ rather than the usual ‘cycling at ___ weeks pregnant’. That’s because all of my trips out of the house being on the longer side and I … Continue reading
36 weeks. Wow, when did that happen? I’m actually closer to 37 weeks now as I type this, meaning that there are only about 3 weeks left until we get to meet this little one. So exciting! In terms of … Continue reading
Last week, my good friend A. came into town from Portland. A. and I met during our early years of grad school, where we started going by the monikers ‘good twin’ and ‘bad twin’. While the good/bad dichotomy was more … Continue reading
