You’ve probably heard of counting kicks during pregnancy, but is it really necessary? What’s the purpose and how do you know what’s normal and what’s not? Most experts agree that tracking fetalRead 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…
Infections may be no big deal—but during pregnancy, they can lead to serious health problems for you and your baby. Illnesses that do not cause symptoms can cause birth defects, miscarriage andRead More…
Morning sickness is one of the most common, yet annoying, pregnancy symptoms. When the nausea strikes, we wish we could reach for any medication to cure the feeling. During pregnancy though, safe,Read 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…
Hypertension (AKA high blood pressure) is the most common medical disorder during pregnancy. It’s estimated to affect 6 to 8% of pregnancies. It’s also responsible for about 12% of maternal deaths. With thoseRead More…
After a romantic night in bed with your partner, you notice a few spots on your underwear. Did sex cause this? Did I hurt my baby? Although it can be scary, manyRead More…
*Information on the coronavirus is developing quickly. This post may become outdated. Please visit the CDC’s website or call MotherToBaby at 866-626-6847 to learn the newest information as it relates to pregnancy. WithRead More…
Here’s a quick guide to how you can use a baby doppler for remote pregnancy health monitoring with your doctor, especially when all your appointments are at risk for cancellation during thisRead 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…