Name: DAILY LIFE IN TOKYO | Baby Monitor Unboxing, Shopping in The City, & Mama Meetup ☀️
Uploaded: 2025-02-16T09:00:34.000Z
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I'm feeling a little bit self-conscious being on camera these days.

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I literally told myself that I would not eat unhealthy the last trimester because I've been not consistently eating well, but this third trimester feels like the first trimester, and I just want everything bad, and it's so... I feel so guilty eating this. I mean, these spicy chicken nuggets, like, they're unmatched. Like, this is the thing that they need to keep in McDonald's because it's just so good.

I am so huge and so bloated, so forgive me because I'm feeling a little bit self-conscious being on camera these days. But yeah, I just got out of the shower and my hair is wet. It is like one o'clock in the afternoon. Let's get ready. I feel like I am not able to fit in some of these clothes because the baby's only three pounds, but three and a half pounds actually. I can't imagine, like, a seven pound baby inside of me and being able to fit in my clothes. I don't know what you moms did, if you just wore your leggings, like, underneath your belly or something, but I don't know how far these leggings will stretch or these clothes will stretch. So, my husband's the same size as me, so I don't wear my... I can't wear my husband's clothes.

Any hacks from any of you moms, please share them.

Okay, I need to sit and do this. Literally, like, I feel like a whale. Like, everything is swollen. My hands, my feet, my face, like, everything. I'm already, like, ready to, like, retire for the day. Like, I'm so tired. We have a lot to do with this apartment. Furniture-wise, we don't have a lot of stuff. Furniture-wise, places to put some things, and just... It has not gotten done. My husband works, and I'm exhausted. I can't, like, pick things up and, like, bend down a lot. So, I have a feeling that our apartment project is gonna have to wait until after the baby comes, and I know eventually we'll have everything set up and organized, but everything is, like, coming together for the baby, and that's a good thing. All right, so I'm gonna film this Q&A before this battery dies.

So, I had no idea this had so many parts, and you can kind of see, like, the room right now.

Let's get a sneak peek. My capacity for, like, even, like, filming anything is, like, so hard.

Why does this have so many parts? Why is everything so complicated? So, it comes with this. So, this is the baby monitor, if you guys don't know already. Oh my gosh, baby's like, what the heck are you doing, mom? Um, but it's really cute. This is, like, the camera, and there's an app that comes with it, so you can see the baby on your phone. My husband can see the baby at work, and then my parents can actually see the baby, too. This is not Japanese. I feel like it's a universal thing, so it's not... Like, you can definitely get this on Amazon. I linked it in my Amazon storefront. If you want something like this, please go ahead and purchase it through my Amazon storefront. It's a bit pricey, but everybody loves it, and this was recognized, recommended to me. It also, like, alerts you if the baby flips over, or, like, you know, there's a problem. Put this together, and I'll come back, and I'll show you what it looks like.

Gotta set it up. It looks really, really good. I'm excited. I feel like everything looks really good, and you can actually hear my- I can actually hear myself on here, which is kind of cool. This is what it looks like, and again, you can add people to it, and then babies auto snaps from

Qubo, so you can get cute pictures and videos of the baby. You can get baby's sleep analytics.

That took a lot out of me. I need an ice cream.

So, half an apple is, like, a whole apple in Japan. This apple's so huge, and it's, like, these Fuji apples, and they're just ginormous here. They're, like, on steroids.

I always say this. Become a scientist of your life. Become the artist of your life. Think outside the box. You are never stuck. You are never stuck. You are never stuck. You are never stuck.

Artist of your life. Think outside the box. You are never stuck. In order to change your path, and in order to change your life, you have to understand that where there's an ebb, there's always going to be a flow.

She's back! This is the last time I'm going to see you before I get burned. But taking the train here, I had to stop twice to go pee. I just want to give the baby to my husband and just tell him, like, this is how it feels to, like, carry a human in your body.

One day, I will look like this. I'm determined. See, I'm tempted to, like, buy more clothes, but I know that I shouldn't because they're so cute. Oh my god. Oh, they have the, like, what do you call it? That unsnap for breastfeeding? I was looking for this.

Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.

I should get some. Probably so expensive.

This store is the most random of them all.

They're super, it's, like, super cheap. These journals are so cute.

This is cute. I kind of want this. Okay, Alyssa has a secret talent.

Yeah, they have, like, all these games here and, like, puzzles and, like,

I think this is Swedish. You know how, like, the names are, like, Ikea?

The little, like, science set and everything. Oh my god, this is so cute.

That was the best breakfast place I've ever been to in, to get an American breakfast.

That was the best out of everything that we tried in Tokyo because I've been to every breakfast place in Tokyo. You have to get there super early, especially if it's on a weekend, because it gets full so fast and there's a line, a big line outside and there's only, like, four tables, so. There's the fry place. It looks good.

Wow, that looks really good. It's called The Pizza. So fancy.

We're inside the American supermarket and they have, like, all the American things.

They have, like, these cards. Look at all the Valentine's Day cards.

Downy. We don't need any more. Tide. Bounce. So expensive. Look at that. 2,580 yen.

They have Chef Boyardee ravioli. Fuck yes.

Oh, wow. It looks great. There's hamburgers and there's, like, bagels here.

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