Miscarriage is more common than you think. Out of people that know they’re expecting, 10-15% of pregnancies end in miscarriage. That number shoots up for people who don’t know they’re pregnant andRead More…
You’ve probably had a headache before, but during pregnancy, they can be more intense and frequent. Although you may be tempted by over-the-counter medications, most quick fixes are off-limits during pregnancy. We’llRead More…
Fetal heartbeat irregularities might be more common than you think. Although you should always get your concerns checked out, most times, it’s nothing to be worried about. Still, any changes in yourRead More…
Most people think about bonding with their baby after they’re born. There’s many ways to connect with your bundle of joy before labor though. One great way to connect with your babyRead More…
Most pregnant women will experience poor circulation—but what can you do about it? From swollen ankles to numbness and cold hands, many symptoms can be blamed on bad blood flow. Even signsRead More…
Feeling stressed during pregnancy is normal, but panic attacks can take the discomfort of anxiety to a whole new level. If it’s your first time having a panic attack during pregnancy, youRead More…
One of the basic things you’ll learn how to do as a new mother is to take your baby’s temperature. When you’re shopping for thermometers, you may be unsure which one toRead More…
Many women who’ve had miscarriages suffer alone. Even though they just lost their baby, some feel guilty for grieving so deeply. Some ask themselves, shouldn’t I be over it by now? WhyRead More…
Drinking enough water can be a challenge for many people—but it can be even more difficult during pregnancy when your requirement is a little higher. Since more water is needed for theRead More…
If you’ve used a fetal doppler before, you know how rewarding the process can be. A warm feeling washes over your body as you hear the sound of life and with eachRead More…