She Lives Freed with Brittany Dawn Nelson

It’s Baby Month! The Rollercoaster of the Final Days of Pregnancy

She Lives Freed with Brittany Dawn Nelson

Show Notes

It’s officially baby month, and the emotions are running high! In this episode, we are sharing all the feelings—excitement, nerves, and everything in between—as we enter the final stretch of pregnancy. From the wild ride of the ninth month to the hilarious marriage moments that have kept us laughing through the chaos, we’re diving deep into the reality of preparing for labor and meeting our little miracle.

I'll be sharing: - how I’m feeling physically, emotionally, and spiritually in this last month - some funny marriage moments as we prep for baby - the mix of joy and nerves as we get closer to labor and delivery - how we’re leaning on God’s peace and trusting His perfect timing

Grab your coffee (or your pregnancy craving of choice!), get comfy, and join me for this real and raw conversation about the final days before we meet our baby! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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