Pregnancy Update Q&A | Pregnancy After Miscarriage 🌈

[@therdan]

I have never felt so compelled to respond to a video than this one. Elsa, you are so inspiring! I have 3 kids, born in 1987, 1991, and 1993. I used old fashioned cloth diapers with diaper pins and rubber pants for all of them. Washed them using Ivory Snow and lined dried when I could. I also used disposable diapers some of the time for convenience. Even though I am 65 now, I can remember going through the same emotions you are experiencing as you approach your due date. You will figure everything out - you have an amazing partner and your child will have the best life! Thank you for being so honest and for all of your videos. I have been following for about 4 years now. Sending best wishes to you and Barron and I look forward to your upcoming videos!

[@apropergirl]

Dear Elsa, the only thing you have to learn about yourself is that you are perfect just as you are. As are all human beings. We are all one.

[@Slyny100]

I believe we humans are imperfect, but that's what makes us perfect.

[@gracemclaughlin6662]

Well said

[@Emily_Bower]

Elsa, I’m 49 years old. I have 9 children (11 pregnancies). My oldest is 29, my youngest is 1 year old. I’d like to offer just a few tidbits of basic advice. -You will always be learning better and then doing better. -Instinctual parenting is the best and least stressful approach to parenting in general. You’re a peaceful, and mindful person by nature. Your instincts will guide you in the best direction with your baby. Always trust yourself. -Don’t overthink the diapers. I’ve cloth diapered by youngest 7 children. Stick with all natural fabric diapers and wash with whatever you wash your clothes in, as I know you’re toxin free in your life. Sun dry always. You can boil the fabrics once or twice and sun dry in between. It’ll cut the amount of washing you’ll need to prep them. -Lastly… you’re the perfect choice for this baby coming to you. She chose you to bring her earth side and guide her in her journey here, because she knew you were perfect for her. So relax, and enjoy the journey together. You, Barren, and baby will be wonderful. ❤

[@olgabombard6277]

I love all your advice for Elsa. She and Barron will be great parents

[@soleillebolduc2448]

Elsa, mama looks amazing on you! You seem to be unlocking the top level of Elsa. The one that is courageously you. Its a beautiful thing to watch. You deserve everything that you have cultivated and created. Cheers to you being your own damn self!

[@davidbarnett4246]

Elsa you look perfect for a pregnant woman. It doesn't matter what anyone say. Very happy for you

[@robertumberger9331]

YLady! how can you say you are not being creative! You are creating a human!

[@leilanimason3478]

I’ve been a nurse-midwife for 30 years. In my experience women become uncomfortable around 36 weeks, but nature pushes the body until it can’t accommodate further growth. You’re feelings are completely valid and normal. You are doing exactly what you need to do mama.

[@susandykes2768]

I loved this video. So happy for u to just be you, take time for you now because when the little one comes she will be number 1 and u will take a back seat. Love this video

[@susandykes2768]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@patbowman6723]

Cloth diapers was the best thing I did for my baby. At first she had diaper rash, so when I went to cloth she never had diaper rash. I did use pampers on occasion when we were away for a weekend. My doc. recommended when I wash the diapers I rinsed them in 1/4 cup white vinegar. No diaper rash. Here is where I never ever tell someone what to do but, I hope you thought about medical insurance, especially for the baby. There will be doc. appointments and pop-up things that you will need ins. for. You have everything under control and I wish you the very best of luck and a easy delivery. The very best advice I ever got was from my doc: she said no one knows your little on like you do, so use your best judgement. She said don't take advice from your mom-in-law or your aunt just use your best judgement. You don't have to follow it if you don't feel like it. She said tell the family thanks for the advice and go on doing what your doing. I know things are going to go well for you. Will you show us the baby when she's born?? I can't wait to see Baron's reaction when he sees just how little it will be.

[@marred2277]

In the last 2 or 3 videos, I really got a sense that you were content, and kinda "over it", whatever "it" was. That your perspective had changed, and that there were bigger and better things to be focused on. The vibe I was getting was the same energy of like the best moms or aunts you can think of, who are fun, but at the same time don't take no shit. And I applaud you for it. Cheers.

[@ashleygarrett7926]

Elsa, I'm so proud of you for speaking up about your ED experience! As a recovered ED girl myself, I always had my suspicions watching your channel over the last 7-ish years. It may not feel very brave, but I think you're incredibly brave for opening up about it!

[@MsRybak1]

Elsa….. I’m a 75 yr old guy from Ohio and I love watching you and Barron on your videos. I can’t wait to see the baby and you are going to be a marvelous mother. I don’t want to leave Barron out of this. He has soaked up so much knowledge from his dad and your friends. You guys can do anything. Waiting for the big day!

[@TheNoonie50]

Okay, it's been 41 years since my first baby, but I felt better than I ever had in my life physically! I too finally just ate what I wanted. You look gorgeous girlie. You're never lazy when you are growing a human. :)

[@cindyhovell2730]

Elsa and Barron, you can just utilize short spontaneous video clips of your doggos, kitties and your baby of cute antis and expressions. People go ga-ga for animals and babies.. Throw in snippets of your own silliness. I have been in awe of you from the first video of you in the Scamp I watched. You are so real and so natural.

[@brendariley8982]

Elsa, omg girl, thank you for sharing your healing journey with food. You are such a great inspiration. I'm still figuring my eating journey out myself. Love you girl!!

[@lindawolfe140]

What a wonderful, warm, powerful conversation ❤

[@jaderobinson7559]

As someone who also punished herself after a tough time with lack of food, being pregnant and having a baby has flipped my way of dealing with stress. My body needed fuel to be healthy enough to grow my little human and now I need fuel to continue to feed my little human. You cant beselfish- resonated with what you said ❤️

[@mazzychat01]

You are woman! Hear you roar ♥️ seriously... We have one life to live. I admire what you've both created! It's ok to be happy, live simple, eat what you want.... This baby girl is so lucky to have such great parents ❤

[@cathybell2899]

As you were talking about your nesting experiences, my husband was moving through the room and heard you. He chuckled a little and said, "Remember when you took all the spices out of the cupboard and arranged them alphabetically?" lol That was a while ago! We are now aged 70 and 65!! With 5 adult kids and 10 grandchildren. Nesting is just realizing your life is about to change in a big way and that you need to prepare a little for that change. Cooking ahead some freezer meals, washing all the baby clothes, buying a new bedspread (you needed one anyway!) .... it's just being a responsible adult. lol You look marvelous. Gaining 30 to 35 pbs in pregnancy is VERY healthy. Way to go!! You're smashing this pregnant mom thing.

[@KatjaBozic]

I imagine one day your baby girl will watch all these videos you made and feel so proud of her amazing parents. I would feel so proud if you were my parents, you are totally amazing. You did so much, you deserve everything you have and more ❤

[@4nicmac4]

Your observation and insight about purchasing those crystals really struck a chord with me. We live in an average home in the UK. We are about to have repair work done that means we need to put many belongings in a storage container whilst the roof and wall are done. It’s felt stressful but I’m now seeing a change for a positive change. Decide what we need and value … the rest can go. Wishing you and Barron the best xx

[@kaylasharick]

From the moment I found out I was pregnant I viewed my body completely different and have ever since. It was my sons first home, his first safe place, his nourishment, his protection and it always will be. And i was genuinely happy when i was softer because babys like a warm soft cushy bosom to nestle in🥰 i feed my body so it can feed him, protect him, work to provide for him. I love the way we were designed!!

[@rachellenickole]

One more thing… the talk of being in the city surrounded by people and feeling isolated… 100% on point there and the disconnect from nature… I feel like as humans we just aren’t supposed to be so far withdrawn from nature!! It is depleting us! I teared up when you talked straight to me through the screen and I just have so much love for you and Baron ugh! I don’t know why this video is pulling on my heartstrings so badly but I love it! I am and always will be such a fan of you and your beautiful family! I hope someday to meet you!

[@chiaraconti727]

Elsa, I have been following your channel ever since the NYX face awards. I love watching your videos and thought it so awesome when I saw we were both pregnant around the same time after each having suffering a loss. I had a miscarriage in march 2024 and now I'm due with this baby in May of 2025. When you started talking about your eating disorder and about finally eating when you were hungry, listening to your body or ordering what you wanted in restaurants, it's something that resonates deeply with me. I have a 4 year old daughter who I have always taught to listen to her body and if she was hungry. I never talk about the way she looks or the way I look, even if it goes against my nature and the way I grew up. I think most of our mothers and grandmothers would often criticize their own bodies and maybe ours too- even if they didn't intentionally want us to think that doing that was okay, we grew up doing it. To go against the way one grew up thinking and to teach a child to do differently isn't easy but it's worth it in a million different ways. I want my daughter to be confident in herself and in anything she does. Respecting herself and her body is so important. I'm glad you feel so at ease during pregnancy, it completely suits you. I wish you a serene and healthy birth as well as a loved and happy family. My love all the way from France ;)

[@elizabethalderman3495]

I really enjoyed your stories. My 33 year old daughter just gave birth to my 3rd grandson on December 31, 2024. You're doing great! Can't wait to see your daughter🤗

[@donnaimel1151]

I have been a first-time mom, first-time grandmother, enjoy and listen to your body , it will prepare you both physically and mentally for this bundle of joy. I have used both cloth and disposable each have there place. You both are doing such a great job building your future home/family!! Love your videos !! Oh and you look fantastic ❤

[@anjichurch4406]

A Mennonite lady I served in birth years ago was having her 10th child and she told me she was scared. Having had only 4 myself I was so surprised. But it always helped me to remind women that its normal to feel uncomfortable with the unknown...the best you can do is all that you are doing. You have had such grace addressing these questions...personally I am bothered that people approach a woman with such things. Once again I am loving you watching you do this in your own way...keep up the amazing work.

[@ellythompson4055]

Elsa, So happy for you. We saw you at your low point and now it is an overly joy moment that you are sharing with us. You two do what you two do and any negativity your way, means nothing and now you have a baby coming. So giggly happy for you both. Love n hugs. Elly

[@robinlove3280]

LOVE YOU! LOVE your DAUGHTER, LOVE BARRON, LOVE your FUR BABIES!!! The laid back Q and A is awesome. For me, this place in your life is one of the very best. I truly hope that you are able to truly enjoy and revel in these beautiful moments. Advice comes from every corner, wanted or not. I chose to do what instinctually felt right to me. We’ve been having babies from the beginning of time and I allowed that to give me comfort.

[@JoytoWorld]

I did cloth diapers with plastic pant covers. It was simple. My babies reacted to some brands of disposable diapers and I was glad to other brands of disposable when I traveled. The first month was challenging as we figured each other out. You are so far ahead of me in self awareness as a new mom. It will be an advantage. I'm excited for you and Barron.

[@eco35758]

I am a new grandmother and I am swamped with love for this tiny creature and watching my daughter become a mother, ahhh. I am so happy for y’all to become parents, you will not believe how big the love is. 🥰

[@sarahoconnell7801]

I too got to greet my new granddaughter last August and watch my son and beloved daughter in law having so much pleasure in watching her grow. It's the best.

[@rachellenickole]

I just came to say that I have been through the same kind of situation where I withhold from myself because something in me told me I don’t deserve it… or that I’m unworthy of it, mine stems from trauma but either way I just want to say Elsa you deserve it all and I love you and you are so so WORTHY! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lisalink9990]

mama link here~Elsa and i have been so close,since the day we met...she still inspires me with her glowing authenticity and i often thank God that He chose such an amazing daughter for us to love so unconditionally🫶🏼

[@mamapetecooley7324]

Lovely chat. A very precious thing is taking place. Your life is so cozy, Thank you for sharing it with us!!

[@deborahselincourt8060]

Elsa, thank you for keeping it raw and real. We had our first son at 34, next son at 36 and a rainbow baby at 40. Blessings to you all❤❤❤

[@carolynblaise802]

08:31 Elsa, thank you for speaking about your pregnancy experience. I also had a wonderful 2nd trimester into my third, feeling natural and connected with my body. (Unfortunately weeks 34-40 were SPD and gradual descent into pre-eclampsia so, yes, this can be the worst time.) Throughout my pregnancy I also highly valued my nutrition, as well as exposure to everyday city toxins, taking best care I possibly could of my growing son. Ten years on, it remains truly one of my proudest accomplishments as a parent. Post-partum and in parenthood however, my husband and I fell into common trap of not eating as healthy, exercising regularly or taking time to focus on ourselves because life revolves around putting your child(ren)'s needs first above your own. Watching your channel for 7+ years now, I know you and Barron revere a healthy lifestyle and worked hard to earn your flexible schedule. But please don't forget to take care of yourself and, together with Barron's help, schedule out regular time for yourself alone. It's easy to say but harder to do and I think it will only enhance your sense of motherhood and whole being. 😊 Sending positive energy your way for a healthy baby and mommy and looking forward to seeing your journey into parenthood. Sorry for the long message and hopefully you got to read this. Cheers!

[@sandrasandymanning4354]

Yay baby news update!🎉

[@ElsaRhae]

Oh I'm so glad you're excited! Thanks for watching!

[@chickenception]

Thank you for talking about having an eating disorder! I'm getting support for my eating disorder now and it's wild how long it can go on, in the mind of someone who tries to be self-aware and growing.. it's so personal! Love yall for your openness.

[@DeepBayHomestead]

You're still young. I had my first and only at 42 years old. It wasn't easy, but we got through it. He is 21 now. Time flies, so enjoy the whole process. Stuff can go wrong. It did for us. I had to have an emergency C section on New Years Eve and try finding a doctor. Was there consequences from that, yes, but won't go into that. Enjoy your pregnancy, the good, the bad, and the ugly lol. Your body will change after pregnancy, hips widen, hormones are everywhere, etc, so being not so weight conscious might be a good thing. Good luck. ❤

[@alicecain4851]

Elsa, all of the ways you might bring us videos will be perfect! I'm so excited to have the opportunity to see them and enjoy parts of your journey. Thanks always, Alice 🧡

[@green_willowtree]

I understand where you’re coming from with the holidays, and not really wanting to do much. Me and my husband are the same way. I will say this, after your little one arrives you’ll want to push through the pain of not wanting to do much for holidays so that your child can have those magical memories and traditions❤

[@Homestead-ish]

Just know whatever it looks like postpartum with videos. Even if you have to put something up not to your norm. That’s ok. We will watch it and love to support you guys that way. Just watching and listening to y’all is a blessing. 28:50

[@travelnutesther9781]

Elsa, you are becoming such a good mom before your baby girl is born! It's instinctive! You'll be fine!❤ Don't stress yourself. Short impromptu videos including your precious baby (and fur babies) is all we need! Take care of yourself, and your family first!❤🧔👶🐶🐶😼😽

[@katiee3842]

At 8:20 you really out it into words. It is the best feeling to just accept yourself. FULLY. I know the feeling. Pregnancy brought me to that peace as well. I was finally okay with leaving my “skinniest” self behind.

[@UrbanRVLife]

Elsa you look radiant. You look beautiful. Don't listen to any of the haters and people who know nothing about real life. You are living. You are breathing. You have a beautiful little family, you have the life you want. You are rich in life and love. God bless you and i know that little girl will change your lives in such profound ways. Take care.

[@charliestrickland6194]

I loved this type of video! Realness!! You have changed in such wonderful ways! And being minimalist minded is my way of surviving my 70's. Looking forward to more great content from ya'll.

[@mrsjdarg]

I just want to say Elsa, ty for sharing ur experience. I had a loss when you did and am now pregnant with my rainbow baby. Ty for sharing, I don’t have family other than 1 aunt, who has not had littles and it’s so refreshing to not feel so alone in this. Your videos have helped me feel less alone. So ty . wishing u the best, safe and peaceful birth ❤ congrats again

[@kimberlyfernandez3759]

I gained 35 pounds in pregnancy and I also was very thin before i got pregnant. I would never think I had an eating disorder but looking back I restricted what I ate. I never starved but if I weighed over 124 I would freak and stop eating. I was always very anxious and down and I now know it’s because I was deprived of nutrients and that is why I felt so bad. I started eating healthy and not restricting and I feel so good now. I eat when I am hungry and stop when I feel full. I have gained a bit but I feel great! I loved being pregnant because I ate to have a healthy baby and had two babies over 8 pounds. I am happy you are dealing with your reasons behind not eating. You are beautiful and smart and loved. You will be a wonderful mommy!

[@amberd2976]

Pregnancy changes us in sooo many ways, it's such a beautiful way to heal and it'll carry on into post partum. It's about growing and feeding another human, we let go

[@jand1558]

Elsa and Barron I have been watching you for years. You're such a remarkable couple. So looking forward to seeing your joy/love with your little lady. Elsa, you keep doing you. So proud of you girl❤❤!❤

[@fififirestone3787]

Thank you for being vulnerable about your eating disorder and feelings that led to it. I'm sure many of us can relate in our own way. You both seem very grounded going into parenthood. Looking forward to watching this next phase of your journey!

[@mv0lution]

Even though we live different lifestyles, it’s really refreshing how you approach things. I never get the sense that you’re being closed minded or disrespectful to different opinions. The emphasis is that you’re just living a life authentic to you. Excited for your journey and wishing you all the best. 🙌🏼

[@af598]

I'm two weeks postpartum and there are so many similarities between our pregnancy and life experiences- down to procrastinating making sourdough and washing our cloth diapers. Really cool to hear you speak about these things and see my own experience mirrored back to me and reflect on my history with minimal living and being surrounded by stuff etc (and how that's already changed postpartum)

[@ElsaRhae]

How are things going for you? Congratulations!!

[@Starrysong]

I can't wait to meet your little girl. I have never had children mself, but I celebrate wen other women have babies. I love going into the country. I am a country girl at heart, but have lived most of my life in the city with some trips to the country to visit my Gramma, who died a few years ago. I have loved watching your videso since I found your channel back in 2020, and I will cntinue to do at whatever schedule you find amenable once our little one arrives. Bless you, baby and Barron.

[@lailalai9552]

I completely agree, I'm so content being alone in nature but feel very isolated alone in a city. Remember not to listen to people telling you you're doing anything wrong when baby comes, what YOU do and how you want to do it IS what's right for you ❤❤❤

[@Alveiren]

You get used to the broken sleep. :) Sometimes you'll even fight going back to sleep because you'll be watching HER sleep lol. Take pictures and videos in the early days! They go by REALLY fast and there's little things you'll want to keep around always. We didn't record as much as we wish we had when our 1yo was a newborn and now I'll only be able to tell of those things instead of show and rewatch them.

[@Lisa-on3ee]

You guys are awesome! Been with you from the beginning... Your killing it💜💜💜

[@TheresaAlberti]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and plans with us so generously. I love how grounded you are sounding, and how you are content you are to go with the flow and not get pushed around by the comments and opinions of others. I hope everything goes smoothly, and I look forward to meeting your sweet little babe! Also, thanks for sharing about your eating disorder issues. I've been dealing with my own for a very long time, and it's always a work in progress. I'm glad you hear you're letting yourself eat now and listen to your body and experience what it feels like to be well-fed. That's one of the best things we can do to help our kids not go through the same stuff we did.

[@rubyrohrig9494]

It’s good to rest when you can cause that is going to change😂. Sending blessings to you and your baby and Barron…. Make sure he doesn’t get lost in the shuffle… He will be a super Dad❤❤

[@missamy2703]

Thank you Elsa for being so honest about the eating disorder. You are glowing and it's a pleasure to hear you and see how well you are! So glad you are able to relax!

[@cathywarriner]

I loved this video, its been so neat watching you over the years, i have watched you since the very beginning. This video actually brought healing to me, I was alot like you when i was younger and I'm now 65 and just starting to heal from all the trauma and self hate. Thank you ❤

[@ursinidaho]

You are giving your viewers a constant gift of sharing your unique experiences. That is huge. You have influenced, inspired, and taught since you began youtube.

[@wildzenventures]

I think there are so many amazing things about pregnancy, it’s so cool to think what our bodies are capable of. It causes so many changes in our bodies and it’s hard to even explain to those who haven’t experienced it. I’m happy you’re feeling so well and not dwelling in fear. 💕

[@jeanniebenfaida9370]

Elsa, thanks for the nice chat. So pleased you’re in good health and nesting like a pro. May God bless your growing family. 🤗

[@1StarEagle]

Elsa-you're an amazing person. You're going to be a wonderful mother. Don't worry about weight, all will fall back off after your bundle of beauty arrives. You and Barron will make great parents.

[@wildwestlady]

growing a human spine, and forming a soul is license to be authentic, without any apologies, to anyone, including yourself. You're a very lucky human

[@gillkaramani5545]

im 75 years old ...and you've taken me back to my pregnancies.... the 1st ...i had washable nappies that was in '78 [ and that was hard work but i just got on with it] and then in '85' it was disposables... oh happy i was... i was a teacher working in an international school in Athens and i only had 2months leave...and i was breast feeding.... fortunately there was a creche so i could be there when needed.... gosh when i think back i didnt have time for ' postpartem!!!!

[@musikrantproductions7281]

Thank you for sharing your & Barron's lives. I'm excited for the little one ❤.

[@glennamartin193]

You’re doing so great! Please don’t worry about learning everything…. You’ll learn as you go and that’s just so much a part of the journey! ❤

[@tourmaline_422]

I’m in my 39th week of my first trimester. Also my first baby, also a girl. I’m also not living in fears, just trusting the process and my body and my baby. I feel like we are in the same boat 🤍 I’m sending you and your family so much love as you end this phase and begin the new one ☀️✨

[@alexmartin3178]

I have been following you for several years and seen how much you have grown as people. It is great to hear how pregnancy and the gaining of weight has given you such insight. Thankyou so much for sharing your honesty regards your eating disorder and your liberation from it. What a wonderful by product of being pregnant! You said you haven't spent so long not creating, making something and yet here you are creating the greatest gift of all, new life. Hats off to you Elsa ❤

[@Cheekeemonkay]

So happy for you both! This baby girl is Sooo Loooved❣️Happy 2025! What a year it will be! 🎉

[@kamihall9048]

you are amazing. you are strong. you are creating a life. Thank you for allowing us to come along for a little bit of the ride.

[@suemurphy1730]

First - you are gorgeous! You look relaxed, happy & content. Second - re gift giving between each other. We don't. Been together 47 years. For the first 2 years we did a couple of small things, but when we bought our 1st house, Xmas purchases transitioned to things we needed or wanted for the house - like tools, or flooring (stick-on-tile LOL). As life went on, we just bought what we needed or wanted, when it was needed or wanted. No gifts work for us, and we don't care what others do.

[@valeriemc1528]

Elsa, make more videos JUST like this. It was great!

[@kimberlyknight9584]

I love your life. It takes strength, and you two have it! So happy to see you so well❤. I’m reading normal to nomad and have followed you guys for a good while!

[@eringreenberg240]

FANTASTIC comments about eating disorders, gaining weight, and feeling great!!! Congratulations on where you are at, those are not simple things!! Very happy for you!!

[@lynh8378]

Isn't it amazing what you will do for your little??? You're on the right path. You just go girl....

[@mishkybishky]

Such words of wisdom. You’re going to be an amazing mom. Oh & I couldn’t sit like that towards the end of my pregnancy (I had a big baby boy!) .. I had to sit reclined at all times to be able to breathe!! The breathlessness is for real. Sending love & good vibes ❤

[@elsaaltiparmakian6481]

This video was so cool and so natural. Felt like sharing a coffee ☕ with a friend. Chatting away. My little girl is 2 now. Bringing back memory ❤

[@kittych0w]

Ms. Elsa, I love that you are getting to know your now-self by getting to know your past self better. Thank you for being kind to yourself. Thank you for showing everyone how healthy that is, not just for you but also for your lovely growing family. It gives us all permission! 🙌

[@Weezieweeks]

An amazing video! Thank you for opening up with your journey as a teenager. In my experience in maternal healthcare, pregnancy sure brings up a lot of reflection and analysis. I am excited with whatever level I get to see in postpartum and beyond. Loved hearing about your experiences mentally, hormonally and physically, too!

[@patriciahannah5320]

I love how you work at keeping things simple for the baby. One of the things I did right was to not want or need a lot of baby equipment. I didn’t have a change table as I changed her on the bed. My mom bought a bunch of flannel, cut it up, hemmed it and showed me how to fold them. I bought a few plastic pants to go over the cloth and we were in business. Nursing, once you get the hang of it, was the easiest way to feed my baby. She didn’t have a bottle, she went from breast to sippy cup. I’m sure you and Baron have got this. You will figure out what works for you and your baby

[@SammieSea]

I love your messages about hunger cues. Something I am actively working on too while not pregnant. I feel great focusing on eating healthy and SATIATING meals that taste great vs prioritizing hitting exact macros for example. I have a more deep rooted want to eat well for my wellness vs eating to look a specific way only. Excited to see that cute baby face soon!

[@bonnienightingale3336]

This journey is so exciting. I look forward to seeing how things move forward. Congratulations to you momma!

[@lisauptagrafft2010]

I understand perfectly about your self loathing and eating disorder. My self loathing didn’t come out in an eating disorder, but self mutilation, I thought I deserved being hurt. Years of therapy later, I wish I could say the self loathing is gone, but I have learned better ways to cope with it. 🤷🏼‍♀️ You’re looking so pretty and glowy, praying for the best for you and your family. ✌🏼❤️

[@magan33ful]

You’re doing awesome because you are doing YOU! The world needs more like you. ❤ Lifting you both up and excited for all that’s ahead.

[@SimpleWonton]

My husband and I are hoping to have kids in the near future. I have some worries and fears, but I feel deeply comforted after hearing you talk about your experience. You are helping aspiring mothers immensely. Listening to what your body wants, nourishing your body and your baby is what's most important. "I can't be selfish anymore... this is no longer just about me." Thank you for sharing Elsa! 💞

[@nancyalford8056]

Hey there, Several years ago I told my nephew, Andrew Jaeger,about you two because he moved to southern Colorado. He was recently visiting me, now in Oklahoma, and he told me that he checked your channel and drives by your property when out working. Andrew is 35 and works for the government as an agricultural agent. He loves to fish and enjoys hunting sheds. So cool to make a connection through you two. Happy new journey into parenthood a job that never ends🤠❤️

[@heidik-lady8135]

Love watching the evolution of Elsa & Barron's life. One win after another overcoming every obstacle. Your channel is a daily dose of optimism 💕🙋🏼‍♀️ Chillax while you can.

[@Eyesagreen]

Elsa I would expect your videos to change. Because your life is changing. That’s wonderful too! Can’t wait to see the new era of Elsa & Barron and baby.

[@kriskillian-ie4uk]

I started following you guys years ago because of the Scamp connection. I just turned 66 and appreciate you letting us in on your life journey. Your honesty and authenticity make it feel like we are friends. Both of you are much loved. And your baby girl will be too. 🥰🫂

[@altavatan1558]

You're glowing girl, this child is going to be beautiful.

[@bethwhite2641]

Love this kind of video! Such joy! It is palpable! ❤️

[@susanwalker9764]

Love your channel! Ive been with you for awhile. Congratulations on your baby girl!!!

[@lynnemac1402]

Everything you are going through, feeling like it is a lot etc. is very natural but listening to you about your eating and how you looked at things, I wanted to say you look so healthy. You and Barron will work it all out and you will be great parents. At 33 you are most definitely not geriatric young lady! The baby brain you are experiencing is nothing like the brain fog I have and next month I will be 60! I’m not sure just how close you are to your due date, but just in case, I hope everything goes well and you and the baby are both lovely and healthy x

[@jameslong4283]

I am so proud to watch your opening up. There is so much other young ladies need to hear. You are giving them hope in this overly serialized media. It's OK to not follow hellywood. Be your self!! God Bless you!

[@BiankaVárnai]

I love the level of authentic perspective! A peak into the real deal instead of just saying what everyone else is. You are so cool! From hungary :)

[@jasonlightfoot4145]

It's so inspiring to hear others talk about not going into debt and actually owning their things, not being owned by your things. I bought my property outright and am in the same boat as you are with building my space as I have money. I currently live in a "lock off" style room in the garage and it has neither power nor water at the moment because I couldn't afford that utility. I have learned how to live with next to nothing and it stresses me out when I go to my families houses in the city and bombarded with a mountain of shite 😵‍💫thank you for sharing 🤙

[@cynthiakelly202]

Great ,video,loved hearing you chat! So blessed we all are in this "family" enjoy

[@chuelsbeck]

It’s going to be a wonderful grand adventure and you’re going to grow and learn so much. I think you have a great attitude about being open to all things and kind of going with the flow and not being so rigid about how you want things to go