This may be your very last holiday season before your baby gets here, so approach it as a celebration rather than something to just survive
Rosanne conceived naturally at 43 after years of treatment failure and emphasizes that life can be completely different twelve months from now, making this potentially the final childless holiday season.
Get out in front of your holiday season by knowing exactly what you want and being able to state it precisely in a single sentence with the fewest commas possible
Rosanne teaches this as step one of her 3-step holiday prep method, emphasizing the same precise communication principles she uses throughout her 12+ years of fertility coaching across 6 continents.
Give your holidays a fearless twist by setting new boundaries, changing traditions, or showing up more authentically instead of just following what's always been done
Rosanne suggests practical examples like responding differently to intrusive baby questions ('Why is this so important to you? You gonna be paying for their college?') or replacing traditional elements that don't serve you anymore.
Reserve time during the holiday season that is exclusively for you with no explanations, no apologies, and no guilt
Rosanne calls this 'a ninja move, a queen move, a lady boss move' and shares her own example of sneaking down to the Rotunda restaurant at Neiman Marcus in San Francisco during her fertility journey, which felt like being Holly Golightly in front of Tiffany's.
You are the foundation of your fertility journey and the one constant in all of this, which is why holiday planning must be you-centric
Rosanne explains this isn't about building 'an irrational army of narcissistic bitches' but recognizing that as women on fertility journeys, they are the foundation and constant throughout the process.
The more you come alive in your life, the quicker your baby gets here
Rosanne shares this principle from her own experience conceiving naturally at 43 after years of fertility treatment failure, emphasizing how she and her husband lived big and purposefully before Asher arrived.
Drop the yoke of tradition if it doesn't feel good to you, and put your brand on what does feel great
Rosanne teaches this as part of giving holidays a fearless twist, suggesting alternatives like charity donations instead of gift exchanges, new menus, or even everyone wearing pajamas if it feels good.