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\ 🫄 Have you done it yet? / 5 things to do before giving birth

Hello! Mom of 2 childrenしおり❖ドタバタワーママ育児Is 🙋

Before giving birth is full of excitement and excitement 💓

I've compiled five things that I actually did before giving birth and thought, "I'm glad I did this!"

I want Pre-Mama to do it 👀✨

There are two things to keep in mind when 💡

Make it easy to get to the hospital.

If you feel a little uncomfortable in your physical condition, do not overdo it

Pregnant women do not know when or what will happen, so please enjoy a matamama life without regrets while consulting with your own physical condition 🫶

I would be happy if you could get advice from your senior mom, "I did this!" 😊

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👧 3 years old 🍊 mother of 2 children

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2024/11/23 Edited to

... Read more私が「産後に入ってから、やっておけばよかった〜!」と特に感じたのは、“自分の身の回りの整え”と“時間の使い方”でした。記事の5選(美容院・マタニティフォト・外食や映画・プレママライフ満喫・推し活)にプラスして、実用面でも役立ったことをシェアします。 まずおすすめは「出産前の断捨離(ゆるめでOK)」です。産後って、赤ちゃん用品が一気に増えるのに、片付ける時間が本当に取れません。私は妊娠後期に、クローゼットの“今シーズン着ない服”だけでも袋にまとめておいたら、退院後の動線がかなりラクでした。ポイントは、完璧を狙わないこと。重い物を運ぶのは危ないので、「玄関にまとめて家族に出してもらう」「フリマ発送は産後落ち着いてから」みたいに、できる範囲で十分です。 次に「産休中の過ごし方メモ」を作っておくのも助かりました。産休に入るとお腹も大きくて外出しづらい日が増えるので、“家でできる楽しみ”を先に用意しておくと気持ちが安定します。私は、観たい映画やドラマのリスト、読みたい本、作り置きしたいレシピをメモしていました。体調がいい日に少し進めるだけで達成感があるし、産後の睡眠不足期に「何しよう…」ってならないのがよかったです。 それから「美容・身だしなみの仕込み」は、やっぱり強いです。美容院に行くだけじゃなく、眉毛を整える・ネイルは短く切る・スキンケアのストック確認など、細かいことほど産後に後回しになります。私は入院バッグに入れる用の“最低限コスメ”も先に作っておいたら、写真を撮る時に地味に助かりました。 最後に、どれをやる時も大事なのは“安全第一”。記事にもある通り、すぐ病院に行ける距離にすること、少しでも違和感があれば無理しないことは本当に鉄則です。外食や推し活も、長時間になりそうなら早めに切り上げる前提で予定を組むと安心でした。 「出産前にやっておくこと」は人それぞれだけど、産後の自分を助ける準備と、今しかないプレママ時間の思い出作り、両方できると満足度が上がります。

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