During COVID-19, even as states open up, hospitals and medical offices are still taking major precautions against the virus. And, even after the pandemic is over, many say virtual visits are hereRead More…
50 to 90% of pregnant women will develop stretch marks, according to a 2016 study. Despite this fact, some women are still embarrassed by their scars. Although stretch mark products can helpRead More…
If you’ve had pregnancy complications or are considered high-risk, your doctor may suggest a variety of tests to determine your baby’s health. One of the recommended tests could be a nonstress testRead More…
Valentine’s Day dates before pregnancy may have included fancy dinners with multiple glasses of wine to wash it down. Now that you’re pregnant, that may not sound so appetizing—especially without the wine.Read More…
Taking your prenatal vitamins is important for your baby’s health, especially during the first trimester to help prevent birth defects. However, prenatals can’t do anything if they’re left of your counter andRead More…
With the blistering cold every time you step out of your home and an endless holiday to-do list, having a winter due date may seem difficult. Fortunately, there’s a few ways youRead More…
When people think of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), they often picture a shell-shocked veteran. While this is certainly PTSD, there are many other events that can trigger it, such as labor. WhileRead More…
Before you give birth, there’s a list full of options you need to research and many decisions to be made. Today, we’re talking about an area you may not have considered yet:Read More…
Not very long ago pregnant moms were forbidden from eating peanuts and other foods that had a history of causing allergies. This was because there was a popular misconception that eating peanutsRead More…
Motherhood is rewarding, but it is also overwhelmingly tedious and can test your patience to the limit. Here are 7 tips that will help you get some semblance of normalcy in yourRead More…