Tag: prenatal care
-
I Freaked Out After Receiving My Glucose Test Results — Here’s What I Wish I Had Known
At home insemination One morning, when I was 27 weeks along in my pregnancy, I woke up to a notification that my glucose screening results were available. Still half-asleep, I clicked into the app, expecting to see some encouraging news since I had been eating well and staying active throughout my pregnancy. Instead of a…
-
How Do Babies Receive Oxygen in the Womb? Understanding Fetal Lung Development
At home insemination Your baby is already preparing for that monumental first breath they’ll take at birth. In the meantime, oxygen is flowing steadily through the incredible placenta, which serves as a lifeline. Do Babies Breathe in the Womb? In the womb, babies don’t breathe in the conventional way since there’s no air to inhale.…
-
Understanding Cord Prolapse During Pregnancy: Signs, Causes & Treatment
At home insemination Hey there! So, let’s chat about something that, while rare, can happen during pregnancy—cord prolapse. It’s one of those things you might not think about, but knowing a bit about it could be super helpful. What is Cord Prolapse? Cord prolapse occurs when the umbilical cord slips through the cervix and into…
-
Vaginal Birth with Twins: What to Anticipate During Labor and Delivery
At home insemination Hey there! If you’re pregnant with twins, you might be wondering about the possibility of a vaginal delivery. While many people think that carrying two babies automatically means a C-section, that’s not necessarily true. In fact, nearly half of twin pregnancies result in vaginal births! When you find out you’re expecting twins,…
-
Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is February 6
Understanding Early Pregnancy Signs At home insemination If you’re trying to conceive, being aware of early pregnancy signs can be helpful. Symptoms like tender breasts, fatigue, and nausea might indicate that you’re expecting. If you have questions about implantation bleeding, check out our post on it here for more insights. Ovulation and Conception Knowing your…
-
Your Baby’s Expected Arrival Date is January 17, 2026
At home insemination Congratulations! You’re currently 14 weeks and 4 days into your pregnancy. As you look forward to welcoming your little one, here’s what you need to know. Your Pregnancy Timeline First Trimester: April 12 to July 11 Second Trimester: July 12 to October 17 Third Trimester: October 18 to January 17 Did you…
-
Epilepsy and Pregnancy: What You Should Know
At home insemination If you’re pregnant or planning to be and have epilepsy, you might be wondering how it could affect your journey. The good news is that most women with epilepsy can have healthy pregnancies and babies. Here’s a friendly overview to help you navigate this unique experience. So, What Is Epilepsy? Epilepsy is…
-
Fetal Movement During a Twin Pregnancy: When Can You Expect Baby Kicks?
At home insemination If you’re expecting twins, you’re likely filled with excitement and curiosity about when you’ll start to feel those first kicks. When it comes to twin pregnancies, there are a few unique aspects to consider regarding fetal movement. When Will You Feel Your Babies Kick? Typically, many expectant mothers begin to feel their…