Category: conception
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7 Reasons Why the Terrible Twos Are Better Than Having a Baby
At home insemination As I navigate through the chaos of the so-called “terrible twos,” I find myself searching for reasons why my little one’s tantrums, mood swings, and assertiveness are actually preferable to the days of endless tummy time and mastering the pincer grasp. After all, during moments of sheer toddler madness—like when a staring…
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Can Babies Be Tested for COVID-19? Here’s What Parents Should Know
At home insemination As families continue to navigate the challenges posed by COVID-19, many parents find themselves asking if babies can be tested for the virus. With the emergence of highly contagious variants, it’s natural to have concerns regarding the health of your little ones. If you suspect that your baby may have contracted COVID-19,…
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Using Nub Theory to Determine Your Baby’s Gender
At home insemination If you’re eager to discover whether you’re expecting a baby boy or girl in the early stages of pregnancy, nub theory might provide some insights. Understanding Nub Theory Nub theory is a technique used by some to predict a baby’s sex based on ultrasound images taken during the first trimester. Initially, all…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is November 18
At home insemination Sign Up | Sign Out Topics: Getting Pregnant Pregnancy First Year Toddler Family Baby Names Registry Baby Products Community Groups News Topics: Fertility Ovulation Preparing for Pregnancy Preconception Health Infertility Recommended Reading: What is Implantation Bleeding and When Does It Happen? – Implantation bleeding may resemble menstrual bleeding but could also indicate…
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Breastfeeding While Sick: Is It Safe to Nurse with a Cold or Flu?
At home insemination If you find yourself fighting off a cold or the flu while breastfeeding, there’s no need for alarm. Viruses like the common cold do not transfer into breast milk, meaning breastfeeding remains safe and even beneficial during this time. Plus, it gives you a perfect reason to take a moment to rest.…
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Transitioning From Two Naps to One: A Guide for Parents
At home insemination Knowing when and how to shift your baby from a two-nap schedule to a single nap can be a bit tricky. As your little one grows, their sleep needs will evolve, and you may find that the nap routine that worked perfectly at nine months is no longer suitable by their first…
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Handling the Challenge of Coming Home to a Crying Baby
At home insemination As a working parent, walking through the door after a long day can sometimes feel disheartening. You might envision a joyful reunion with your little one, only to be met with tears the moment you arrive home. This scenario can leave you questioning your relationship with your child, especially if you hear…
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25 Reasons My 3-Year-Old Keeps Changing Clothes
At home insemination As a parent, I find myself constantly navigating the whims of my three-year-old daughter, who has developed a profound attachment to an eye-catching purple dress. It seems karma has come back to me, as I was once known for my own strong opinions about clothing choices. My grandmother used to shake her…
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When Do Babies Start Grabbing Toys and Other Objects?
At home insemination Understanding the right time for your baby to start grabbing toys and objects is crucial for their development. As your little one transitions from a sleepy newborn focused primarily on feeding and napping to an active explorer, you’ll notice a significant change in their ability to interact with their surroundings. So, when…
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Five Essential Insights to Consider Before Becoming a Parent
At home insemination Parenthood is a journey filled with surprises and challenges, and while we may read plenty about “what to expect when you’re expecting,” it’s what comes after that can truly catch us off guard. The stark contrast between your pre-baby ideals and the reality of raising children can be overwhelming. Before diving into…