Pregnancy
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Cashmere Maternity Hoodie
ON SALE
You’re growing a person, if you’ve ever deserved cashmere, it’s now.
$59 at Belly Basics
Posted: 22 Feb, 2008 in Pregnancy -
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Already-Packed Maternity Bag
She can barely get out of bed, let alone think about packing. This pre-packed diaper bag contains everything she’ll need at the hospital: a disposable camera, snacks, a comfy t-shirt for a birthing coach to change into, and a ton of organic bath and body products. Cool shower gift.
$180 at Birth'a Bag
Posted: 23 Jun, 2007 in Pregnancy -
Broken Heart Arrow Dress
This pretty summer frock from the “Knocked Up?” collection features a stylish mix-match of complementary fabrics, cut to leave plenty of room for a growing bump (or just that second creme brulee).
—Guest posted by Evany Thomas$165 at Built by Wendy
Posted: 23 Aug, 2006 in Pregnancy -
Organic Calming Chamomile Herbal Tea
ON SALE Though I’m a tea fanatic, I’ve never much enjoyed herbal teas. This chamomile tea has made me a convert. When you open the tin, you’ll find a jumble of sweet-smelling, whole chamomile flowers that look lovely in your cup. It has a touch of lavender and jasmine that make it a bit spicier and more honeyed than an average chamomile tea, but the effects are just as soothing. The site suggests reusing brewed blossoms in your bath, which sounds just fine.
$11 at The Healing Sun
(Regularly $13. 1.9oz - makes approx. 40 cups)
Posted: 23 Jan, 2006 in Pregnancy -
Classic Terry Robe
This comfy, Turkish cotton terry cloth robe is a perfectly legitimate excuse to be lazy. You can monogram or personalize it with up to ten characters for a small extra charge. Throw in a bottle of toenail polish and a box of bonbons while you’re at it.
$79 at Pottery Barn
Posted: 23 May, 2005 in Pregnancy -
Republic of Tea’s Ginseng Peppermint
I don’t usually like herbal teas, they tend to taste like a bunch of sticks floating in warm water. Glah. This ginseng peppermint tea, however, is tasty. It contains eleuthero (no idea), peppermint, cinnamon, licorice, and echinacea root. It’s minty, of course, and the licorice flavor isn’t discernable, but it leaves a sweet aftertaste in your mouth. If, like me, you’re bouncing off the walls from your five or six “nice cups of tea” a day, give this a try. It will mellow you right out.
$9 at Republic of Tea
Posted: 23 Dec, 2004 in Pregnancy -
