You’re so close to the finish line and you want to make sure your health is in order when you cross it. In the third trimester, many pregnancy symptoms dissipate and areRead More…
If you’re pregnant with depression, you might feel isolated, alone, and guilty. But the truth is that depression while expecting is probably more common than you think. How do you know whenRead More…
Fetal dopplers are an amazing way to bond with your baby—but only if you use them correctly. To ensure you get the most out of your fetal doppler, there’s a few thingsRead More…
High blood pressure is a leading cause of pregnancy complications. And unfortunately, there’s often no signs except for an elevated reading. Once you’ve discovered you have high blood pressure, what should youRead More…
Fetal dopplers allow you to hear your baby’s heartbeat from anywhere. The small device can fit in your pocket or purse to take on the go. Keep reading to learn 7 portableRead More…
Pregnancy triggers ravenous hunger but not for everyone. Having a bun in the oven usually leads to cravings and an increased appetite. Yet, some women feel turned off of food completely. Why?Read More…
Having high blood pressure when pregnant is more common than you might think. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), high blood happens in one in every 12 toRead More…
Miscarriage can be devastating and the loss can affect you for months or even years to come. While miscarriages are common, because we don’t talk about them a lot, many people oftenRead More…
Varicose veins are common for everyone—but especially if you’re pregnant. These big, blue veins can either pop up or worsen while you’re expecting. You could also experience a smaller type, called spiderRead More…
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…