I recently had a conversation with a pregnant friend of mine. We started chatting about pregnancy and labour since she was coming up on her due day. I wasn’t even really putting much thought when I told her that labour really wasn’t that bad but I was taken back a bit when she and her husband both thanked me for my 2 cents. They went on to say that I was the first person who hadn’t told them some labour horror story. That made me think back to all the stories I heard before I gave birth, and I hadn’t realized it before, but they were right. I remember hearing a lot of labour horror stories from friends, co-workers, strangers. It’s almost like the minute we see a pregnant woman, we have this need to share some horrid labour story with her for some reason and that really needs to stop because it won’t help her when the time comes.
Recently I purchased a book on Hygge because I had heard so many YouTubers and fellow bloggers talking about living the Hygge life. I had no idea what the heck they were talking about. So I did some research, as in searched through Pinterest and Instagram, and found photo after photo of “cozy” decor, photos of perfectly poured lattes, and warm blankets in a fall setting. I figured there was a little bit more to it all, so I bought 
