Fevers are common for everyone but pose more risk while you’re expecting. In fact, fevers are one of the most frequent reasons for emergency room visits during pregnancy. Since they’re linked toRead More…
Low blood pressure causes less concern than high blood pressure—but it’s still important to monitor. When blood pressure gets too low for pregnant people, it can cause falls, fainting, and fatigue. OnRead More…
Everyone’s favorite and least favorite part of pregnancy is delivery. You finally get to meet the baby you’ve been nurturing for 9 months. The downside? The labor pain that comes with it.Read More…
Many pregnant women think they need to give up lunch meat—but that’s not entirely true. You might know that cold cuts and lunch meats in pregnancy can pose the risk of listeriosis.Read More…
Birth affirmations can make you feel better about labor. Those who have anxiety about delivery can learn to improve their mindset over time by repeating short, positive phrases. With that being said,Read More…
When you’re in conception mode, you might be hyperaware of your body’s changes. If something is different, you might immediately wonder if it’s an early pregnancy symptom. Especially after ovulation, you hopeRead More…
Do you have a home fetal doppler? If not, you might want to think about getting one. During pregnancy, fetal dopplers can be one of the best purchases you make. They provideRead 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…
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…