No matter where you are in your pregnancy, a balanced diet of produce, protein, dairy, and whole grains is important not only for a developing fetus and mother. Here’s a look at making good nutritional choices during your pregnancy.
Some of the relatively normal changes and symptoms that happen during pregnancy can be really strange or uncomfortable. Others, however, can be serious or indicative of underlying complications. Here’s a look at some things that can be suggestive of bodily distress during pregnancy.
It’s incredibly easy to get stressed out while you’re pregnant. Stress itself isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but what’s important is how you handle your stress and anxiety. Here are a few tips for relaxing while you’re pregnant.
Prenatal vitamins are multivitamin and mineral supplements, specifically designed to meet the nutritional needs of women who are pregnant, nursing, or trying to become pregnant. Here’s a look at why pregnant women need prenatal vitamins and how to tell if you’re allergic to them.
Prenatal testing can relieve some of the anxiety most expectant mothers face, provide insight into the pregnancy, and check for maternal infections. Here’s a look at what your doctor is looking for with a prenatal blood test.
Bleeding in the first trimester, when miscarriage is most common, can be terrifying. Understanding what different types of bleeding can mean and what may cause bleeding during pregnancy is crucial. Here’s all you need to know about understanding first trimester bleeding.
As your belly grows larger and your balance worsens during pregnancy, having concerns about taking showers and baths is very common — not to mention wondering how you’re supposed to shave your legs. Here are a few tricks to stay clean without any bath time accidents.
When you’re pregnant, you’re supposed to try and avoid as many things that can negatively impact your pregnancy as possible. Here’s a look at how noise can impact pregnancy and what to do about it.
Depending on the workplace culture, telling your boss you’re pregnant can range from exciting to nerve-wracking. Here are a few tips for telling your boss that you’re pregnant.
Finally telling your boss about your pregnancy can be exciting or nerve wracking, but either way, it’s important to be informed before you initiate the conversation. Here’s a look at the employment guarantees for pregnant women in the U.S.
