Nesting? Is it hormonal? Is it emotional? Or is it simply the baby dropping in the pelvis and giving mothers more energy by making breathing easier (less pressure on the lungs)? Either way all women feel it one way or another.

One of the signs of nesting is tacking all the tasks that have been on your list for weeks but being procrastinated from lack of energy and then one magical day... you:...

Your last weeks of pregnancy may have you scrubbing and organizing every corner of your house to make sure everything is just so for baby. With so much to do and a looming due date in the not-so-far-off future, it may be easy to turn to your trusty sweats. Consider a few pieces that will help you stay cozy and still feel stylish during your extra time at home, both now and after baby arrives. Truth be told, with a newborn in the house, simple pleasures like a morning shower turn into a hot commodity. Worry less about what to wear, so you can spend an extra couple of minutes enjoying your shower.

Here are four must-haves for effortless at-home style:

Nesting is a word predominately used to describe female behavior prior to giving birth; nesting can be defined by behaviors such as: getting the house in order, setting up the nursery, creating an ambiance in the household to prepare for the arrival of the new baby. But what does nesting mean to me, the dad? And how can it be defined by men?