Digitalherstory.com Website Review

Being pregnant is hard. The best way I’ve found to get though it is to just laugh at how ridicu*ous it can get. Luckily people are there Ice cream really could fix anything.  Relatable of so many levels.  I. am. done.  Thanks baby for having a party and dragging me along at 3AM. I will remember this 16 years from now.  My life in a nutshell.  Because thinking of ten things about yourself is actually quite difficult. It turns out that finding out you are pregnant is a rather confusing time. If you then add on the fact that you live in a different country from your extended family and that the healthcare system works differently from what your friends experienced it gets a bit challenging to find that support. Luckily we live in the day and age where we have access to a wealth of information in our phones. So here In the beginning this was the app I was checking everyday. They updated it with a new fact about what is happening to your baby and how they are growing. They also surfaced articles about what other women are experiencing at the same time as you. It was really handy to This app provided weekly updates but they were much more in depth. I loved checking in every week to see how baby was growing and catching up on what kinds of things to look out for. You can also schedule in your doctor appointments and track those crazy symptoms you might be This one I didn’t find out about until later on and I wish I heard about it earlier. Unlike the previous two this app is UK based so the articles were relevant to UK experiences. Which as an expat was really helpful. You can also add your hospital to read the docu*ents that they provide. And of course discounts – If you do*nload this app you can pick up a mum-to-be pack at either Argos, Asda or Tesco. I ended up picking mine up from Tesco and this is what was in it:  This one you don’t have to do*nload the app for but I wanted to include it because it is where I found my community of women going