Beep, boop, bop, Shannon is riding solo to give some updates on pregnancy and her recent family trips, and answer some questions. She gives the detailed itinerary from the trip, including a southern welcome party at her parents, a weekend in Charleston, and time on Kiawah Island (spoiler alert: lots of physical activities!!). Shannon shares her experience of feeling her baby kick for the first time, body changes, and pregnancy fashion challenges. She also successfully avoids a nasal spray addiction. What are her and James’ favorite baby names? What is she doing for the nursery? What’s Shannon’s birth plan? Are they getting a dog? Hear all about it in this beep, beep, boop, bop episode of Probably A Podcast.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Book Club Recap and Personal Updates
02:04 Cooking Adventures and Food Talk
03:41 Travel Stories: Charleston and Kiawah Island
16:12 Pregnancy Updates and Ultrasound Experiences
22:42 Comedy Show and Health Struggles
27:35 Nasal Spray Addiction
29:47 First Baby Kicks
35:29 Dog Plans and Nursery Setup
37:41 Car Swap and Baby Names
42:44 Pregnancy Supplements and Birth Plan
51:28 Pregnancy Style Challenges
55:12 Podcast Wrap-Up
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