Tag: childbirth
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Having a Vaginal Birth: What to Know
At home insemination Hey there! If you’re gearing up for a vaginal birth, you’re probably wondering what to expect throughout the process. While every birth story is unique, vaginal delivery is the most common way to bring a baby into the world. Here’s a friendly breakdown of what lies ahead—before, during, and after childbirth. What…
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How to Effectively Push During Childbirth: Insights and Sensations
At home insemination As you approach the final stages of labor, it’s time to shift gears and focus on delivering your baby. You’re nearly there! The journey to this moment has been long, but now you can actively participate in bringing your little one into the world. Once your cervix is fully dilated, the real…
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Introducing Bodily: A New Resource for Postpartum Care
At home insemination The transition to parenthood is monumental, and while you’re busy welcoming your little one, it’s easy to overlook your own recovery. That’s where Bodily steps in. This newly launched postpartum care brand focuses on providing essential support for new moms during their healing journey. Bodily recognizes that postpartum recovery is just as…
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Your Baby’s Due Date is September 20
At home insemination As you prepare for the arrival of your baby, it’s important to stay informed about what to expect during pregnancy. For instance, implantation bleeding can sometimes resemble your period, but it could also be an early sign of pregnancy. It’s essential to distinguish between spotting that indicates pregnancy and regular menstrual bleeding.…
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5 Birth Videos to Ready You for Labor
At home insemination When it comes to preparing for labor, watching informative videos can be incredibly helpful. Whether you’re considering a home birth, hypnobirthing, or another method, these insightful visuals will guide you through the process. If you’re like many expectant parents, you might not have firsthand experience with live births; binge-watching shows doesn’t count!…
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The Average Labor Duration for a Second Baby Is Generally Shorter, Research Indicates
At home insemination When it comes to labor, many expectant parents wonder if the second baby comes quicker than the first. The answer is often yes, although there are always exceptions. Statistically, the labor process tends to be shorter for second-time mothers, thanks in part to their bodies having gone through the experience before. With…
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February Birth Flowers: Violet and Primrose
At home insemination This month, if you’re welcoming a little one, you can celebrate their birth with the lovely flowers of February: the violet and the primrose. While February may be the shortest month of the year, it often feels like winter drags on forever. However, if your baby’s birthday falls in this month, it’s…
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Your Baby is Expected on September 23
At home insemination If you’re curious about what to expect as your due date approaches, check out this helpful post on implantation and other early signs of pregnancy here. You might also want to look into resources like WebMD for insights on pregnancy and home insemination. As you navigate this exciting journey, remember that not…
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What Is the Cervical Os and How Does It Function During Pregnancy?
At home insemination When you’re expecting a baby, you’ll encounter many terms related to your body that may be new to you. One such term is the cervical os, a crucial component of the cervix that plays a vital role in both pregnancy and childbirth. What is the Cervical Os? The cervical os (pronounced “oss”)…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is August 21
Your Baby’s Development At home insemination During this week, your baby is roughly the size of a bunch of Swiss chard. Their growing brain is making their head heavier, which can lead to increased pressure on your bladder. If you’re curious about what’s happening with your body and your little one, check out other helpful…