Tag: pregnancy
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Your Baby’s Due Date is October 27
What to Expect at This Stage At home insemination At this stage, your baby resembles a spaghetti squash in size. Excitingly, their eyes may now be open, and you might notice changes in your belly button—what was once an innie could become an outie! Traits of an October 27 Baby For those curious about the…
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15 Pregnancy-Related Warning Signs for Non-Birthing Partners
At home insemination Pregnancy can be a thrilling yet daunting experience, and it’s crucial for non-birthing partners to be aware of warning signs that may indicate complications. Here are 15 important symptoms to watch for during pregnancy. Severe Headaches: While mild headaches are common, persistent or severe headaches could signal preeclampsia or other conditions. Significant…
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9 Insights I Wish I Knew Before Welcoming My Baby
At home insemination As you approach your due date, it’s perfectly normal to feel a whirlwind of emotions—excitement, anxiety, and sheer exhaustion, to name a few. While no one can be entirely prepared for the journey of childbirth, here are some valuable insights I wish someone had shared with me before my first experience. You…
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Are Artificial Sweeteners and Sugar Substitutes Safe During Pregnancy?
At home insemination When you’re expecting, you may find yourself paying closer attention to what you eat and drink, especially when it comes to sugar. While it’s widely known that excessive sugar isn’t great for your health during pregnancy, many wonder whether swapping out refined sugar for artificial sweeteners and sugar substitutes is a safe…
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What Is Placenta Encapsulation and Is It Safe?
At home insemination So, have you heard about placenta encapsulation? It’s this trend where new moms turn their placenta into pills and take them after giving birth. The idea is that instead of tossing out this amazing organ that nourished your baby, you can reintroduce its nutrients back into your body. Some people believe that…
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What Types of Twins Exist?
At home insemination When it comes to welcoming a new baby into the world, there’s nothing quite like the joy of snuggling up with more than one little bundle of joy! Whether you’re expecting twins or know someone who is, it’s interesting to understand the different types of twins that can be born. Recent data…
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Pain Management Options for Labor: Medications & Alternative Therapies
At home insemination As you approach the end of your pregnancy, the excitement of welcoming your little one comes with the reality of labor pain. Let’s face it: childbirth can be quite painful. But here’s the silver lining—there’s a variety of ways to manage that discomfort, whether through medication or alternative therapies—or a mix of…
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Your Little One’s Arrival
Week 30: Baby’s Development At home insemination In week 30, your baby is about the size of a beet, leaves and all! This is an incredible time filled with many physical changes. If you’re curious about signs of pregnancy or preparing for labor, there are numerous resources available to guide you. For instance, if you’re…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is April 23
Pregnancy Insights What is Implantation Bleeding? Implantation bleeding can resemble menstrual bleeding, but it might also be an early indicator of pregnancy. Learn how to differentiate between spotting, a period, or other potential causes. Ovulation Symptoms: Recognizing the signs of ovulation, such as slight cramps and a rise in basal body temperature, can improve your…
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Did you just welcome a little one with a head that resembles a cone?
At home insemination If you gave birth vaginally, you might notice that your baby has a pointy or cone-shaped head. Let’s dive into what this means for your newborn and what you can expect moving forward. What is a Conehead Baby? A conehead baby is simply a newborn who has a head that appears pointy…