Category: DIY Insemination
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Still Boston Resilient
At home insemination Updated: May 12, 2015 Originally Published: April 15, 2010 “There was a dangerous person in Watertown, but the police took care of it.” Those were my daughter’s words two years after the Boston Marathon Bombing. At nearly three years old when it occurred, I was taken aback by how vividly she recalled…
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8 Inappropriately Entertaining Movies Our Parents Allowed Us to Watch in the ’80s
At home insemination Looking back, I’ve often found that movies I cherished as a child were not as innocent as I once believed. They were filled with frightening scenes or unexpected adult themes. While I don’t consider myself overly conservative, I do think there are better options for my kids than watching a film about…
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I Completed 147 Miles to Celebrate My Son’s NICU Journey — And Raised $50,000 for Premature Babies
At home insemination My son was born at just 23 weeks into my pregnancy. His incredible fight for survival inspired me to realize that I could accomplish anything. No one believed my son, Evan, would survive childbirth, let alone thrive as a healthy 6-year-old today. At 6 weeks pregnant, I experienced a significant bleed that…
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How Toddlers Keep a Mom’s Day on Track
At home insemination Moms of toddlers often find themselves navigating a whirlwind of chaos, yet it’s clear they have their little ones to thank for instilling a sense of structure in their daily routines. Toddlers are natural helpers, eager to assist and reminding moms that they are indeed in charge with their enthusiastic declarations of…
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How to Share Your Pregnancy News with Your Boss
At home insemination When it comes to breaking the news of your pregnancy to your boss, timing and approach are essential. Here’s a guide on how to navigate this significant conversation. Choosing the Right Time to Share The ideal moment to inform your employer varies widely and hinges on personal circumstances, including how you’re feeling,…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is October 22
Important Topics for Expecting Parents Understanding Implantation Bleeding: Spotting can sometimes be confused with menstrual bleeding, yet it may indicate pregnancy. Learn how to distinguish between the two and identify potential signs of pregnancy. Signs of Ovulation: Recognizing ovulation symptoms can be vital if you’re trying to conceive. Look for changes in your basal body…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival Date is January 12, 2026
At home insemination Congratulations! You are currently 21 weeks and 1 day into your pregnancy. Pregnancy Timeline: 1st Trimester: From April 7 to July 6 2nd Trimester: From July 7 to October 12 3rd Trimester: From October 13 to January 12 Did you know that only 1 in 20 babies arrive on their actual due…
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Dizziness and Fainting During Pregnancy
At home insemination During pregnancy, many women experience dizziness or a sensation of faintness, which can be unsettling. This feeling often arises due to hormonal changes, particularly increased progesterone levels. Progesterone boosts blood flow to the baby, resulting in lower blood pressure and diminished blood circulation to the brain, leading to dizziness. When Does Dizziness…
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Top Maternity Clothing Choices for 2025, According to Moms
At home insemination As pregnancy progresses, comfort and support become paramount for expectant mothers. Moms from our community have shared their favorites, highlighting the best maternity clothes that cater to changing bodies throughout the trimesters. Our Favorite Selections Best Maternity Leggings: Lululemon Align High-Rise Pants – $98. Available at Lululemon. Best Maternity Jeans: Signature by…
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Can Prenatal Vitamins Actually Promote Hair Growth?
At home insemination Prenatal vitamins are renowned for their essential nutrients that benefit both expectant mothers and their babies. However, the claim that these vitamins can stimulate hair growth might not be entirely accurate. Key Ingredients in Prenatal Vitamins When selecting a prenatal vitamin, the presence of folic acid is crucial—most health experts recommend at…