pregnancy losing weight diet | End of 2013

pregnancy losing weight diet

Just like last year,  here is my year of blogging: the first sentence of the first post of every month. 2013 was a year in which a lot happened: my PI decided to move (but we could stay), my husband got a fellowship which enables us to move back to the homecountry, where I found a job too, and we welcomed a new addition to our family! Right now that new addition to our family is napping, while I am purchasing our plane tickets to return to the homecountry, which means our adventure as post-docs in the US will soon come to an end. Its nice to go home, but there will be a TON of things I will miss about living here - something for a different post some other time. Not to mention the hassle of moving an entire family + acquired stuff across the Atlantic...

January: Nothing says back to work after a good nice vacation like a good spell of the post-holiday blues.

February: I was tied to my electrophysiology rig for the past three days and completely missed the #postdocalypse hashtag on twitter.

March: The other day I talked to another post-doc who is in hir fifth year and about to leave the lab. 

April: Theres a bunch of things going on that I would LOVE to blog about, but for several reasons I have decided not to.

May: Before BlueEyes was born I knew I wanted to give breastfeeding a try, but I didn’t have any particular goals in mind.

June: This morning I got the dreaded email telling me that Im not invited for an interview for the important home country grant I applied to.

July: Whenever we go back to the homecountry, I’m excited about all the things I can eat therethat are hard to find here in the US. 

August: I really appreciate that my parents tried to raise us with gender-neutral toys.

September: A while back I wrote about pumping milk at work and the other day I got an email from a reader asking me the following:

October: My homecountry is getting ready for Sinterklaas, which means lots of people need to buy toys and the large toy stores send these big books full of ads to people.

November: This weekend, I read an article entitled: ”Rebels rise against science gone crazy” (my translation) in one of my homecountry’s newspapers.

December: So you know those lists that help you identify whether youre in true labor or not? 

Thanks everyone, for reading and commenting!!

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can you experience weight loss during pregnancy | The idea for an experiment generator

can you experience weight loss during pregnancy

Yesterday, Scicurious wrote a very honest post about how she thought that she didnt have enough ideas to write grants and stay in academic science. This is something that I hear around me every now and then (mostly from women). I have given this some thought before: how brilliant do your ideas have to be? Because I think that is what people mean when they say they dont have enough ideas: that they dont have enough brilliant ideas. But honestly, I think that the percentage of brilliant ideas in science is maybe 1-2% of all the science that is done. I think that the bulk of science is to repeat something with a slight modification to come up with something new. For example instead of looking at the dopamine system in behavior A, you now study the opioid system and you have another grant proposal. Of course nobody admits that this is how they come up with new experiments, but I have a sneaking suspicion that most PIs will have a variation of the machine below in their office somewhere. 

The optogenetics experiment generator: pick your opsin, roll the bingo wheel for brain region A, spin the wheel of fortune for brain region B and roll the dice for your behavior of choice. This generator can be modified for experiments in any field of life science and beyond.

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pregnancy postpartum weight loss made easy | Welcome to the world

pregnancy postpartum weight loss made easy

On Wednesday 4th November at 3.10am we welcomed a beautiful baby girl to the Bee family. 9 months of waiting, weeks of debating if I was in labour, one false start, and here she is. Born two days early. Our perfect baby girl. 

I often wondered how it would feel to love another little baby. I love my three year old daughter with every cell in my body. My love is indescribable for her. I often would stare at my pregnant belly and wonder if that love could be repeated again. 

Someone once told me that your love just grows, and as cheesy as it sounds your heart just grows that bit more to accommodate more love. Ok, thats really cheesy, but you know what? Its really true. As I held this tiny baby in my arms, I fell in love all over again. I knew Id do anything for her. My beautiful baby girl. 

LL is now 9 days old and Im sat in bed feeding her typing this on my phone. I got 2 hours sleep last night and Im not quite sure how my eyes are still open. Id completely forgot (or blocked out) how tiring the early weeks are. But being baby no.2 I do feel different. I think Im a little bit more relaxed. At 4am when I wanted to wail at my sheer exhaustion I knew in my head this wont last forever. When Im old and wrinkly I know I will think about these days, that feeling at 4am that you and baby are the only ones awake in the whole world, that baby smell, the touch of soft skin. This is it. 

I wont go into my labour story now but it went amazingly and as hard as it was it was surreal and so special. 

My daughter, who I shall now have to refer to as BB, adores her baby sister and has been amazing too. Shes played up a few times for us, like refusing to get dressed or hiding under the table, but I think thats to be expected. Everything has changed. 

I still cant quite believe this little person was in my belly just over a week ago. It truly is a miracle. And whilst this may read like Im seeing everything through rose-tinted glasses, maybe thats because I am. All through my pregnancy I marvelled at the miracle of being blessed with another baby. And now shes here. 

Welcome to the world my little darling LL. 

x

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