Category: pregnancy
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I Funded My Maternity Leave Through GoFundMe
At home insemination As a self-employed individual in Mississippi, I faced the challenge of no paid leave. Just two weeks before our baby was due, my husband lost his job, throwing a wrench into our financial plans. From a young age, I dreamed of becoming a cosmetologist, and by 2018, I turned that dream into…
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Your Baby is Expected on August 18
At home insemination As you approach your due date, it’s important to stay informed and prepared for what lies ahead. Here are some topics you might find helpful: Implantation Bleeding: This can sometimes resemble your period, but it could also indicate pregnancy. Check out this post to learn more about distinguishing between spotting and other…
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How to Help Your Toddler When They Have a Fever at Night
At home insemination When your little one wakes up crying and feeling warm, it’s a natural reaction to panic a bit. Yikes, a fever! While it’s completely normal to worry about what it means for your child’s health and your sleep schedule, there’s some reassuring news: fevers are a sign that your toddler’s body is…
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How to Encourage Toddlers to Tidy Up Their Toys
At home insemination If you’re looking for effective ways to help your little one take responsibility for their toys and keep their space organized, consider these tips. Toddlers have a remarkable talent for creating chaos, scattering toys around the house in no time—like tiny tornadoes! While they relish the fun of having their toys within…
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Is It Safe to Take Cold Medicine While Breastfeeding?
At home insemination Feeling under the weather while nursing can be a real challenge, but the good news is that many over-the-counter cold medications are generally safe for breastfeeding moms. It’s understandable to have concerns about what you can and cannot take when you’re feeling ill, so let’s break it down in a friendly way.…
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Exploring Your Hospital Options During Pregnancy
At home insemination When you’re expecting, navigating the hospital experience can be a mix of excitement and anxiety. Whether you’re a first-time parent or adding to your family, understanding what to expect when you go into labor is crucial. One effective way to alleviate some of that anxiety is by touring the hospital where you…
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Norovirus in Little Ones: What Parents Should Know
At home insemination Is your little one feeling under the weather? It’s not uncommon for babies and toddlers to catch a stomach bug, and norovirus might just be the culprit. This pesky virus spreads easily and can lead to some uncomfortable symptoms, but knowing what to watch for can help you navigate the situation better.…
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Spotting or Bleeding During Pregnancy: Is it Normal?
At home insemination Hey there, friends! If you’re expecting and notice some spotting or bleeding, it can be pretty alarming. But don’t panic just yet—this doesn’t always mean something is wrong. In fact, research shows that around 25% of women experience some form of bleeding in their first trimester, and a large number go on…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival Date is October 21
At home insemination Congratulations! You’re currently 27 weeks and 1 day along in your pregnancy. As your due date approaches, it’s exciting to think about all the changes that lie ahead. October 21 is a significant date, as your little one will be born under the sign of Libra. Libras are known for their social…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival
At home insemination Your baby’s expected arrival is on June 29! Sign Up | Sign Out Topics of Interest Getting Pregnant Pregnancy First Year Toddler Family Baby Names Registry Baby Products Community Groups News and Insights Fertility Ovulation Preparing for Pregnancy Preconception Health Infertility Recommended Reads What is Implantation Bleeding? Implantation bleeding can resemble a…