Tag: pregnancy
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A Reminder to Moms: Every Day Should Celebrate Motherhood
At home insemination Let’s get straight to it: in my view, every day ought to be a celebration of motherhood. As any mom or mom-to-be will tell you, every single day embodies the essence of being a mother. It’s not about the beautifully crafted cards, the hand-picked flowers, or the chocolate gifts from the store.…
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Tilted Uterus: Understanding How a Retroverted Uterus Influences Pregnancy
At home insemination If you’re one of the many women—about 20%—with a retroverted or tilted uterus, you might wonder how this condition affects your journey to motherhood. Fortunately, for most, it doesn’t pose significant concerns when trying to conceive or during pregnancy. Here’s what you should know about a tipped uterus and its implications for…
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Surprising Aspects of Discovering You’re Pregnant
At home insemination Finding out you’re pregnant can be a rollercoaster ride of emotions and physical sensations. While most discussions about pregnancy focus on the joy of impending parenthood, there are several unexpected truths that many don’t share. Whether you’re trying to conceive or facing an unexpected pregnancy, the feelings that arise after a positive…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is December 29
At home insemination At this stage, your baby is about the size of a large onion, and they’re starting to develop some body fat and even fingerprints! Plus, you might notice your appetite is picking up. Fun Facts About December 29 Babies Babies born on December 29 have a beautiful turquoise birthstone, which symbolizes luck.…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is February 3
Getting Pregnant At home insemination If you’re on the path to conception, understanding your body is crucial. For instance, have you ever wondered about implantation bleeding? It can resemble your period, but it might also indicate pregnancy. Learn more about how to differentiate between spotting and the signs of your menstrual cycle. Ovulation Signs Recognizing…
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March Birth Flowers: Daffodils and Jonquils
At home insemination Spring is here, and if your little one was born in March, you’re in for a treat. The birth flowers for this month are the cheerful daffodil and the joyous jonquil. These bright yellow blooms are among the first to greet the season, symbolizing warmth and happiness. Just like the vibrant color…
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Your Baby’s Due Date: August 26
At home insemination Congratulations! Your due date is set for August 26. You’re currently 35 weeks and 1 day along in your pregnancy. Your Pregnancy Timeline 1st Trimester: November 19 – February 17 2nd Trimester: February 18 – May 26 3rd Trimester: May 27 – August 26 Did You Know? Surprisingly, only 1 in 20…
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Sickle Cell Disease During Pregnancy
At home insemination If you have sickle cell disease, it’s totally normal to have some worries about how your condition might impact your pregnancy and whether your pregnancy could make your condition worse. Let’s break it down in a friendly way. How Does Pregnancy Impact Sickle Cell Disease? For moms-to-be dealing with sickle cell disease,…
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Your Baby’s Expected Arrival is April 6
At home insemination During this initial phase, your baby is roughly the size of a vanilla bean seed, and you might start noticing some early pregnancy symptoms. To learn more about your pregnancy journey, check out our blog on early signs of pregnancy and managing morning sickness. Did you know that only 1 in 20…
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Omicron and Pregnancy: Implications for Expecting Mothers
At home insemination Navigating pregnancy during the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging, especially with the emergence of the Omicron variant. If you’re pregnant, understanding how this strain can affect you and your baby is essential. Key Considerations for Pregnant Women Regarding the Omicron Variant What Should Pregnant Women Know About Variants Like BA.5? As variants…