Everything You Need To Know About Precipitous Labor
Labor and birth will differ with each pregnancy. Some women will go through the typical course of labor, others will experience delayed labor probably forcing the doctor to induce, …
Doing Pedicure while pregnant – what you need to know
Which woman won’t be happy to welcome their young baby with some pretty toenails? Maybe a fresh pink pastel or new purple pedicure? You can almost see the naked …
Eating Garlic During Pregnancy
As waddle about trying to get a glass of water — and laugh at how pregnancy has finally given you the curvaceous body you always wanted — we need …
Is it Safe to Take Tea While Pregnant?
Pregnancy has you craving so many things. Some which you’ve never enjoyed your entire life! What is it that you last craved? Was it waffles? Chocolate? Black forest cake? …
What is Ovulation Pain, How to Feel Better and When to Call your Doctor
Women are lucky. Many of us get to experience the beauty of carrying children and giving birth, breastfeeding, etc. But then there are the downfalls to being able to …
The Ramzi Method/Theory: What is it and Does it Really Work?
Some families when they get pregnant want to keep the gender a secret until the baby is born, from themselves and from their families. They want to experience the …
The Affect of Obesity on the Ability to Get Pregnant
When attempting to get pregnant, many look at the considerations, their health, their lifestyles and decide if it’s the right time. Or it just happens. But one thing that …
When Do hCG levels Decrease After a Miscarriage
Having a miscarriage is devastating. It’s the end of a life that most likely was planned and wanted and now comes the aftermath. The timeframe for which the body …
How a Push Party Differs from what Is Normally Known as a Baby Shower
Who doesn’t like a good party? Between baby showers and sprinkles, we now have another type of party to help celebrate a beautiful stage in your life, a push …
Managing Thalassemia in Pregnancy
Having Thalassemia is not something that you can prevent, you either have it or you don’t (but you could be a carrier of the disease – more on that …