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Blog Post for Wee Nurture – Move Over Fall Fashion, it’s Time for Baby Fever!

September 19, 2014 · 2 min read

Blog Post for Wee Nurture – Move Over Fall Fashion, it’s Time for Baby Fever!

Along with my own blog, I frequently write posts for my clients. Here is a post I wrote for Wee Nurture, a company that makes an innovative nursing cover.

“As summer fades away and the air gets crisp, nature provides a natural turning point where anything seems possible. Since the change in season requires a different wardrobe for most of us across the country, it’s easy to funnel our drive for renewal into fall fashion. Hats, boots, scarves, and tights can bring the feeling of rebirth to our closets, but many women set their sights on a different type of birth. That is, the actual birth of a human.”

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