Category: DIY Insemination
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Postpartum Bipolar Disorder: Understanding and Managing the Condition
At home insemination By: Mia Thompson Reviewed by: Dr. Sarah Ellis, M.D. The postpartum period can be a time of heightened vulnerability for women, particularly when it comes to mental health. Women with a personal or family history of mood disorders, including bipolar disorder, may be at greater risk of developing new challenges during this…
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5 Essential Insights About Being a Nanny
At home insemination Being a nanny is far from an easy gig; it’s a role that requires dedication, patience, and a deep understanding of child development. As someone who currently works as a full-time, live-in nanny, I want to shed light on the realities of this profession. Whether you’re considering hiring a nanny or stepping…
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Should You Consider an Epidural for Labor Pain?
At home insemination If you’re contemplating whether to opt for an epidural during childbirth, you’re certainly not alone. Statistically, over 70% of women choose an epidural or another form of spinal anesthesia when giving birth in hospitals, and for good reason. Epidurals are recognized as one of the safest pain management options available, effectively numbing…
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Understanding Toddler Sleep Regression and How to Navigate It
At home insemination As toddlers grow, they often experience sleep disruptions similar to those seen in infants. This phase, known as toddler sleep regression, can be triggered by their ongoing development milestones, such as mastering new motor skills, potty training, and expanding their vocabulary. During this exciting time, sleep might take a backseat! Sleep regressions…
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I’ve Quit Drinking—Can I Still Be Part of the Mommy Circle?
At home insemination Since Christmas, I haven’t touched a drop of alcohol—before that, it was Halloween, and before that, the previous summer. As the time between my drinks stretches, alcohol increasingly feels like a toxin to my system. I’ve made the decision to stop drinking altogether. My wine-loving friends are likely in shock (and no,…
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This Melodious Uterus Makes Perimenopause Seem (Almost) Appealing
At home insemination Hey there! Thought your body had no more surprises in store after you turned 12? Your uterus and ovaries have a different opinion! Who would have thought that a singing uterus could make “headaches, insomnia, memory lapses, and chin whiskers” sound charming? That was my reaction before stumbling upon this brilliantly absurd…
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Mumps During Pregnancy: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment Options
At home insemination Mumps is a contagious viral infection characterized by swelling of the salivary glands, caused by the paramyxovirus. Although the incidence of mumps has significantly decreased in the United States due to widespread vaccination, particularly with the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine, it remains possible to contract the virus, especially during outbreaks. This…
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Getting Started with At Home Insemination: Essential Insights for Aspiring Parents
At home insemination Welcome to your comprehensive guide on conceiving at home! Whether you’re diving into the world of artificial insemination or navigating through fertility challenges, this resource covers everything you need to know. Understanding Implantation Bleeding and Its Timing Implantation bleeding can resemble menstrual bleeding but may also indicate pregnancy. Learn how to differentiate…
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Your Baby is Expected on November 16
At home insemination Congratulations! You’re currently 29 weeks and 2 days into your pregnancy. As you look forward to the arrival of your little one, it’s important to stay informed about various aspects of pregnancy and infant care. Understanding Implantation Bleeding Implantation bleeding may resemble your period, but it can also indicate pregnancy. Learn to…
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Why Is My Toddler So Clingy?
At home insemination If you have a little one who constantly wants to be held, you might be wondering: why is my toddler so clingy? It can be heartwarming when your 3-year-old snuggles up next to you for storytime, but when their need for closeness becomes overwhelming—like a barnacle attached to your hip—it can be…