Tag: prenatal care
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How Pregnant Moms Use a Peanut Ball During Labor
At home insemination Hey there! If you’re curious about how a peanut ball can support moms during labor, you’re in the right place. This nifty tool has been gaining popularity in delivery rooms for its potential benefits. What is a Peanut Ball? So, what exactly is a peanut ball? As you might guess, it’s an…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival Date is February 9
At home insemination Congratulations! You’re currently 11 weeks and 2 days along in your pregnancy. Your little one is as large as a hefty strawberry, complete with developing fingers and toes. You might notice that your morning sickness is starting to ease up, which is great news! Fun Facts for Babies Born on February 9…
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Managing Diabetes During Pregnancy: A Friendly Guide
At home insemination Hey there! If you’re pregnant and living with diabetes, don’t worry—you can still have a healthy pregnancy and baby with the right care. Here’s what you need to know as you navigate this journey. Impact of Diabetes on Your Baby When you have diabetes, especially type 2, your blood sugar levels can…
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Understanding Back Pain in Early Pregnancy
At home insemination Ah, the joys of pregnancy! But along with the excitement can come some unwelcome companions, like back pain. If you’re feeling that nagging ache in your back, you’re definitely not alone. Let’s take a closer look at what causes this discomfort during those early months and how to manage it. What is…
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17 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Development, Symptoms & Signs
At home insemination Hey there, mama-to-be! So, you’re now 17 weeks pregnant, and your little bean is about the size of a large onion—how cool is that? At this stage, your baby is growing rapidly, weighing in at around 5 ounces (or 140 grams) and measuring about 5 inches (12.7 cm) long. Just imagine, there’s…
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20 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Development, Symptoms & Signs
At home insemination Congratulations on reaching the halfway point of your pregnancy! At 20 weeks, your baby is now roughly the size of a sweet potato, measuring about 6.5 inches and weighing around 10 ounces. This week marks an exciting milestone as you might start to feel those first kicks and movements if you haven’t…
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Should You Be Concerned About Forever Chemicals During Pregnancy?
At home insemination When you’re pregnant, there’s a lot on your mind about what to eat, what to avoid, and how to keep yourself and your baby healthy. One topic that’s been making waves recently is the presence of PFAS, often referred to as “forever chemicals.” These substances are everywhere—in our food, water, and even…
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Is It Safe to Enjoy Wine During Pregnancy?
At home insemination Many expectant mothers find themselves pondering whether an occasional glass of wine is permissible. Questions like, “Is it okay to indulge sometimes, or should I just play it safe?” often arise. Unfortunately, there’s no solid research backing the idea that having a glass of wine (or any alcoholic beverage) is safe during…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival Date: February 11
What It Means to Be Born on February 11 At home insemination If you’re curious about what it means to be born on February 11, your child will be an Aquarius, known for being imaginative, original, and independent. Plus, the birthstone for this date is amethyst, a beautiful purple gem associated with peace and stability.…
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Your Baby is Expected on September 13
Understanding Early Signs of Pregnancy At home insemination Understanding the early signs of pregnancy can be beneficial if you are trying to conceive. For instance, implantation bleeding can sometimes resemble a regular period but could indicate pregnancy. Knowing how to differentiate between these signs can be crucial. If you’re curious about ovulation, there are several…