Seidohl’s neighbour cleans a car seat. As pressure builds to make baby showers extra flashy, some are opting instead for low-key nesting parties, which centre on household tasks. — GRETA SEIDOHL/The New York Times
WHEN Colette Louis was pregnant with her second child, she knew she wanted a nesting party.
Similar to baby showers, nesting parties bring friends together to celebrate an expectant parent with community and food.
