[ad_1] Bleeding during pregnancy is not uncommon, but it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s dangerous causing problems with your pregnancy. 1 out of 4 of you during pregnancy may experience vaginal discharge. During pregnancy, pinkish discharge can result from vaginal secretion and other factors. In addition to pink discharge in the first, second, and third trimesters, pinkish-brown…
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[ad_1] After two miscarriages and 5 years trying to conceive, Jennifer Robertson knows how daunting it is to finally be pregnant, but too scared to celebrate or truly enjoy it. She felt completely alone on her own fertility journey. Not wanting to cause her loved ones worry by sharing her true feelings, she felt…
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[ad_1] There’s no limit to the number of new things you’ll have to manage when you become a parent. How to make ends meet and hang onto your job as you adjust to life with a baby shouldn’t be one of them, says the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). For the first time, the AAP…
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[ad_1] Each week of your pregnancy brings new surprises and milestones! Whether you just confirmed your pregnancy with a women’s health physician or you’re a seasoned mom-to-be, this journey is remarkable, and we’re here to guide you through it. In Week 3, your body is working wonders, and a lot is happening behind the scenes.…
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[ad_1] Babies can get infections from an infected mother during pregnancy and birth. Also, an immature immune system may infect an infant. This aside, the monsoon and winter are prime times for babies to fall sick. The monsoon’s wet, humid conditions create dust and mould mites, which cause allergies in babies. Also, mosquitoes thrive in…
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[ad_1] Feeling scared and out of control while pregnant with her own babies, Emma Earrye discovered a lack of support for women during this period, and realised that other mums must be struggling with their wellbeing and anxiety at this time also. She created Mumma’s Wellness to support mothers throughout their journey-from pregnancy and birth…
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[ad_1] Expecting your rainbow baby? As a labor and delivery nurse, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing countless births. All of them are unique and miraculous in their own ways. Among all of the births I have witnessed and been a part of (and there’s been a lot), there’s a special kind that carries a…
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[ad_1] Oxytocin (love hormones) is an extraordinary hormone that also functions as a neurotransmitter. These hormones act as chemical messengers in the brain while getting attracted and attached romantically. It further helps in pregnancy, makes the uterus contract during labour and promotes breastmilk production after the baby’s birth. Once the baby is born it is…
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[ad_1] Hey there mamas and mamas-to-be! Curious about what you can being doing for an easier pregnancy? Pregnancy is a wild ride, full of beautiful moments and, let’s be honest, some not-so-beautiful ones. As a labor and delivery nurse and someone that has carried 2 babies myself, I’ve seen firsthand how small, consistent actions can…
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[ad_1] With pregnancy comes hormonal changes. A hormonal flux affects the entire body and mind. For instance, there’s swelling in your body. You feel moody and tired. Also, you’ll have breast changes and pain from conception to delivery. The breasts feel full and heavy with a tingling sensation. This is because they are getting ready…
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