Category: conception
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Breastfeeding Criticism Hits Harder When It Comes from Family
At home insemination Updated: Dec. 5, 2016 Originally Published: Sep. 21, 2016 It’s disheartening when a stranger criticizes a mother for breastfeeding in public, yet unfortunately, it’s a frequent occurrence. We often hear tales of women being told to cover up, exit the area, or “just use a bottle” to appease onlookers. But what happens…
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12 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Growth, Symptoms & Signs
At home insemination As you reach the 12-week mark in your pregnancy, significant developments are taking place for your baby. This week, your little one is about the size of a lime, measuring approximately 2 to 2.25 inches long and weighing around 0.5 ounces. With only 28 weeks left to go, there’s a lot to…
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10 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Development, Symptoms & Signs
At home insemination At 10 weeks pregnant, you’re entering the third month of your journey, and your baby has transitioned from an embryo to a fetus. While you may be just starting to show, don’t worry if there’s no visible bump yet; that’s perfectly normal. You might also notice some changes like visible veins and…
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Parents Capture Remarkable Photos of Preemie Born En Caul During Hospital Drive
At home insemination Every parent has a unique story about the day their child entered the world. Some births go according to the script, while others are filled with surprises. One mother from Pennsylvania is grateful that her son was born en caul—still encased in the amniotic sac—because it may have been a key factor…
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The Most Challenging Aspects of Embracing Motherhood, According to New Moms
At home insemination Becoming a mother for the first time is an incredible journey filled with joy and love. As your pregnancy unfolds, the anticipation builds for those unforgettable moments: your baby’s first coo, the first time they smile at you, and of course, the overwhelming love you feel. However, entering this new chapter of…
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How a Photo of Your Premature Baby Can Help Save Another Child’s Life
At home insemination If you’re a parent of a premature infant, you’ll be intrigued to learn about Neogest, an innovative app in development at the University of Nottingham. This application is designed to scan and catalog images of newborns born between 23 and 44 weeks of gestation. The aim? To save the lives of premature…
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When Can Babies Start Eating Avocado? – Preparing Avocados for Baby-Led Weaning
At home insemination Wondering when it’s the right time for your baby to enjoy avocado, and how to prepare it safely? Here’s a comprehensive guide for parents on introducing this nutritious food to your little one. When Can Babies Have Avocado? Babies can start enjoying avocado as soon as they begin solid foods. Whether you’re…
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If It Wasn’t Stolen, I Don’t Care How That Celebrity “Recovered Her Body”
At home insemination “Body Back After Baby!” blares a magazine headline. “How I Reclaimed My Body!” another shouts. “Back in a Bikini!” But what does it mean to get one’s body “back”? Was it snatched away? Did it wander off like a runaway pet? Did the celebrity meticulously inspect her entire body to confirm its…
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One Last Year Together: A Sibling’s Bond in High School
At home insemination It feels like just yesterday when I watched my gangly 10-year-old daughter, Lily, with her pigtails bouncing as she donned a trendy outfit. Beside her, my cuddly 7-year-old son, Ethan, still had traces of baby fat on his cheeks. We loaded their backpacks into the minivan and headed off to the back…
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The Five Phases of Christmas Eve Toy Assembly
1. Denial At home insemination You find yourself convincing yourself that those seven packages from various online retailers merely contain stuffed animals. Is it really already 11 p.m.? No way this will take long; we’ll be asleep by midnight, right? Surely, most of these toys come mostly assembled. After all, I was the president of…