Pregnant Morning Routine | Healthy Meals and Workout Routine

[@rachelpugh]

I love the realness of this video. Thanks for just being you and being open to talk about the reality as a mom of soon to be 3 ♥️

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

[@saileguzman6550]

Alex, I absolutely love how laid back you are in this video. Being vulnerable and just REAL. I admire that. I’m a boy mom (2) as well 😅 never a dull day !

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thank you so much!!

[@kaylabills4082]

Had a VBAC in May and it was AMAZING! Literally the most magical delivery ever. I felt so in charge of my body unlike with my previous delivery and truly couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

[@SarahNottonson]

I had a successful VBAC with my second! I wasn’t nearly as active as i was in my first pregnancy and was still successful. I will say, i did regular chiropractic adjustments and i think that made a world of difference for me!

[@jessicakeymolen]

Your new relaxed lifestyle is my fav! ❤

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thank you!

[@Ztravelsinpumps]

Loved this video! Please keep em coming! It was the perfect thing to watch while I have my morning coffee and begin my day 🫶

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thank you! Will do!

[@saranegron2935]

I had a home birth VBAC in 2022. It was absolutely incredible and my biggest rec would be to do all of the mental prep possible to feel confident going into your labor. Your body has done it before, it can do it again. I also saw a chiropractor during the last 20 weeks of pregnancy and that really helped. She adjusted me weekly to make sure my body was as aligned as possible for labor. For mental prep: I highly recommend watching “Built to Birth” on YT and hearing other VBAC stories on podcasts. There’s a podcast called “VBAC birth stories” I highly recommend too. You’ve got this mama 🎉

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thank you! I was thinking about getting into my chiropractor- good idea!

[@claireosvatics8480]

Yes chiro! It was recommended after a long ish labor with my second. With my third I was in active labor for about 3 hours and he came out in two contractions!

[@lilysaxe1551]

I had a cesarean with my first baby and two unmedicated vbacs after that. My last birth (3rd baby, 2nd vbac) was even a home birth, and it was so empowering, and amazing to include my kids. I didn’t have any complications with either vbac and I found they really helped me heal and work through the trauma from my first birth (cesarean). I knew I didn’t want to have a second cesarean… so if you’re trying to decide, I just say trust your gut. You’ll know what you want to do ❤ so happy for you guys!!

[@AJ8828]

Same for me! I had an unplanned C-Section with my 1st, and then the next 2 were unmedicated VBACs. Such a healing experience! That's amazing that you did a home birth with your 3rd! I hope and pray that Alex has a wonderful VBAC experience as well ❤

[@TheStaceyyang]

❤ love the video Im going to try that chicken salad.

[@claireosvatics8480]

I had a c section with my first and two unmedicated vbacs after. It is a GREAT sign that it was recommended to you by your ob. That means they will support you!

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Agreed, I wasn’t expecting to hear them bring it up. Thanks for sharing your story!

[@AJ8828]

Yes! When your doctor's office recommends it, you know you are in the right place! They will support your decisions and advocate for you and your baby. So wonderful, Alex!

[@jacobyy4]

I had a homebirth after 2 c sections. You can do it! Our bodies as women are so amazing. Have a good support team to help guide you (midwife etc). It can be very mental. Pray and let your body do what it is designed to do 🙏🏼 praying you get your VBAC.

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thank you! This is inspiring to hear!

[@brionnawelsh9740]

So I had a vbac in 2021 and it was great. Going into labor on your own is your best bet for a successful vbac. I also recommend not getting the epidural too early in labor. I think that’s what stalled my first labor that ended in a C-section. I also prepped by body towards the end of pregnancy by eating dates daily, stretching, & using a big exercise ball to get baby in the perfect position as well (THIS IS KEY!) All in all, it wasn’t a scary experience and was super cool. I wish you the best of luck!!!

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Thanks for sharing! Great tips too. I’m happy to hear you had a good experience

[@laurenh9626]

Omgoodness is that Colby?! He’s so cute🥰🐶

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Yes! Thank you, he’s a little old man now ❤️

[@jessicakeymolen]

COLBIEEEE!! so cute

[@jadefamily6577]

funny, I never use to watch your videos much, now i’m loving them! kind of the same phase of life as i’m in. my kids are 12,9,6,3 😁xoxox

[@girrlly4069]

Love watching your old videos cuz 😢you guys no longer upload aften, love love your content ❤️ hopefully one day you guys bring back more videos

[@Kty4419]

Colbie🥰💜I remember when you got him when you were getting married💜he’s so gorgeous🥰🥰

[@nant4422]

Thanks Alex! Can you recommend or do a video for Disney World?

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

What would you like to know? ❤️

[@nant4422]

@@AlexandreaGarza2 All the things - do's/don't's for first timers 😍

[@converselovr]

My mom did have a VBAC with me and it just happened naturally. My older sister was breach and I was not, so it worked out.

[@Ma.ma.Bear.]

I had a VBAC early 2023 and it went well especially compared to the emergency c-section I had prior. I did lots of walking, a supplement called gentle birth by mountain meadows and using the birth ball regularly.

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

I’ve heard about that supplement! Thank you

[@elise5195]

lol if I’ve learned anything it’s that if you like something, Rocco will too 😂😂😂

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

🤣❤️ he is the sweetest

[@kaylheecarroll3186]

Cute dog 🐕 ❤😊

[@ismayherbert]

Can you share the link to the rug in the room when you were reading your bible? Looks exactly like what I’m looking for! Thanks!

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

It was from home sense last year! A good one!

[@nicolefashton]

Alex I am first time pregnant, due in February, and I’m at a loss for stylish maternity outfits. Any help would be appreciated! ❤

[@Rachel95JS]

Is the old channel gone?

[@ceciliagarza21]

❤

[@psays]

Not crafts at 6:30am 😅🤭

[@AlexandreaGarza2]

Hahaha I wasn’t ready

[@californiagirl3043]

I’m just throwing this out there.. I think it’s a girl. 😍🌸🩷 I have had all types of child birth experiences. I’ve had 5 sons. My first was a normal birth but induced with pitocin. My 2nd was a twin premature pregnancy that ended in a c-section due to premature and baby B was breach. My 3rd was a vbac induced with ruptured membranes. No complications at all. 14 years later I had my 2nd vbac rainbow baby which was 100% natural with no induction and no epidural or any other anesthesia. My first 4 sons/3 pregnancies, I was in very good shape, very healthy without going too hard on workouts or anything just evening walks. I had no complications during pregnancy other than the premature twins. My last one, I was over 40, had gestational diabetes, was slightly over weight and was showing early on. It was a much harder pregnancy but the child birth was the easiest of all. 1 hour total from water breaking to pushing baby out. 2 pushes/5 minutes. It was painful but I definitely don’t regret not having an epidural. Good luck to you. 🫶🏼🩷