Congratulations, you’re pregnant! While some body changes and weight gain may seem obvious as you move forward over these next nine or so months, there may be some changes that you don’t expect. Or maybe
If you’re pregnant, chances are you may feel like the menu has expanded for you in a sense. You may be indulging in food items you previously only ate sparingly, find yourself craving things you’ve
Getting ready for your newborn is an exciting time. But walk through the “baby” aisles of any store, and the task may become a little intimidating. There are hundreds of products you could bring home
Every woman’s labor experience is unique, and it can vary widely even from one pregnancy to the next. Sometimes a woman will only labor for a few hours. At other times, labor may put a
Pregnancy is most often thought to be an experience that only a woman can appreciate. After all, it is mom-to-be who gets to feel her belly bulge, muddle through morning sickness and undergo an excess
Ask Renee Jones this question and you will get a very personal answer: “Because it could save your life. A 3D mammogram caught my breast cancer early so I could begin treatment quickly and have
You’re pregnant and your daily routine is about to go by the wayside. Not that that’s bad. With a little one on the way, it just means you will soon have more important matters to
Sofia Pitrone discovered the benefits of prenatal yoga in 2015 when she was pregnant with her first son and living in Virginia. The focus on developing hip and pelvic floor strength proved to be very
Knowing what to expect when you are preparing for delivery day may make your birthing experience calmer and less uncertain. We spoke with Kisha Spears, childbirth educator, and Skipper White, Labor & Delivery manager, at
Sometimes it just takes more time for a woman to get pregnant. The average healthy couple may try for 6-12 months before nature takes its course. The most important thing to remember if you are having difficulty
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