Used to be, when a woman got pregnant, she didn't let her pregnancy slow her down. In generations past of my family, my ancestors would be working the fields in Hungary, growing...I don't know, paprika. Maybe beets. Anyway, my foremothers were out...
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Used to be, when a woman got pregnant, she didn't let her pregnancy slow her down. In generations past of my family, my ancestors would be working the fields in Hungary, growing...I don't know, paprika. Maybe beets. Anyway, my foremothers were out there tending the crops, same as my forefathers, and a little pregnancy was no excuse to quit working, come inside, recline on a daybed, and ask pitifully for pudding. No, not that pudding! The kind with chocolate and vanilla swirled together! You'll have to go back to the store. Sound familiar? Apparently I wasn't the only modern woman to view my pregnancy as the last great reason to relax and pamper myself. Witness the exponential growth in the travel industry's packaging of baby moon vacations. Babymoons, or luxury pre-birth vacations for parents-to-be, have really caught on in the United States. The idea is to relax in a romantic setting, preferably with a luxury day spa nearby to tend to all the mother-to-be's prenatal massage needs.... See less
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