Olivia Jeanette

Hello everyone! Thank you so much for all your sweet comments, messages, emails and text messages! We’re beyond excited to be welcoming baby #2 to our family in March. There’s so much that’s going to change in our household; daily schedule, home dynamic, sleep, etc. Whenever Matt and I think too much about it, we quickly change the subject, “We’ll figure it out when we get there.” That’s always been our motto in our marriage and in life. So far so good but the biggest change will be after we have the baby. Since we don’t have family nearby, we will have to figure out how I get back to Corporate Catwalk to run the business and be with the baby at the same time. We have a few options, but nothing is concrete…yet!

FAQ!

Was this pregnancy planned? Yes! We were lucky we got pregnant on the first attempt! 

More babies after baby #2? We want 4, but let’s see how #2 goes. But yes, most likely we will be having a couple more after this little one! 

How was your first trimester? Ahhhh exhausting! I remember being so tired. I was still working out 3x a week, going to work everything and blogging full-time, so I was absolutely beat by the end of the day. Energy level came back at the start of the 2nd trimester. 

Boy or girl? Can’t wait to share!!! I’ll likely announce in a few months. 

What are you most excited about? Ahhhh, Matt and I both are just so excited to have a baby in our home again. Those little feet, hands and cries. Whenever we talk about, we both talk about being excited to experience this stage all over again. It was truly magical for us as parents.

Will you be breast feeding? I will, but I’m not going to hold myself to any artificial date like I did with Sebastian. If I can’t breastfeed, I’ll go to formula. 

Is Sebastian excited? YES!!! He’s so excited. He’s going to be the most loving brother. Matt and I can’t wait to see Sebastian as a big brother. Truly can’t wait. 

Thank you so much for following along on our journey!

xo, Olivia, Matt, Sebastian, Batman, Kitty + baby #2

Photos by Allie Provost