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…
You might be used to searching for fakes when it comes to designer items, but what about when you’re buying a fetal doppler? Fetal dopplers—AKA fetal heartbeat monitors—are becoming increasingly popular forRead More…
Should you get the COVID-19 vaccine if you’re pregnant? It’s the leading question on many expecting mother’s minds right now. Is the vaccine risky? Is it riskier than getting the virus? The CDCRead More…
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…