Category: conception
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The Advantages of White Noise for Infants
At home insemination Soothing sounds can significantly aid babies in falling asleep more quickly and enjoying longer sleep durations. Here’s what you should know about the benefits of white noise for your little one. Is White Noise Safe for Babies? Newborns enter the world already accustomed to background noise. The womb is filled with various…
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Meet Janet: The Superhero Every Kid Needs
At home insemination In the world of imaginative superheroes, one character is capturing hearts and igniting creativity: Janet. Ten-year-old Mia recently attended an art camp, where she took the opportunity to introduce us to her unique creation. Mia’s illustration depicts Janet as a green figure, wielding a leafy stick in one hand and a pair…
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Boy or Girl? Discovering Your Baby’s Gender During Pregnancy
At home insemination When can you uncover whether you’re having a boy or a girl? The answer varies depending on the prenatal tests you choose. Typically, if you have a smooth pregnancy, you can find out your baby’s sex around 20 weeks during a detailed ultrasound, often referred to as an anatomy scan. However, if…
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20 Weeks Pregnant: Baby Growth, Symptoms & Signs | Week by Week
At home insemination At 20 weeks, you’ve reached the halfway mark of your pregnancy! Take a moment to relax—if you can, given that nasal congestion is a common issue during this stage. Your baby’s lungs are continuing to develop this week, making strides towards functioning on their own. Your Baby at Week 20 Development Updates:…
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How to Safeguard Your Baby from Measles During Outbreaks
At home insemination Keeping your baby safe from measles during outbreaks is crucial, especially since this highly contagious illness can still spread even after being declared “eliminated” in the U.S. decades ago. The resurgence of measles is often linked to unvaccinated individuals and travelers who bring the virus from other countries. This can be particularly…
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6 Essential Tips for the First Six Weeks
At home insemination Updated: December 3, 2020 Originally Published: March 17, 2016 No amount of parenting classes can truly equip you for that moment of panic when you first bring your newborn home. However, somewhere between the sleepless nights and the sixth week, you begin to find your footing. Here are some invaluable lessons learned…
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To the Expecting Mother Facing Preeclampsia: It’s Daunting, But You Will Get Through This
At home insemination A few weeks ago, everything felt normal. I was an excited mom-to-be, eagerly counting down the days until my little one’s arrival. Then, out of nowhere, I found myself in a hospital bed with the words of my doctor echoing in my ears: “If you don’t deliver today, you risk both your…
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Essential Baby Registry Tips I Wish I Knew the First Time
At home insemination Preparing for a new baby is both exciting and overwhelming, especially when it comes to creating your baby registry. As I embark on my second pregnancy, I’ve learned some clever strategies that could have saved me a bundle the first time around. Here are some hacks to maximize your registry experience. 1.…
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Confronting the Truth About Christmas Morning with Kids Before It’s Too Late
At home insemination The years spent browsing through festive catalogs and scrolling through holiday Pinterest boards have led me to envision Christmas morning with my children as a series of idyllic moments reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell painting, all set to the soothing sounds of holiday music. Many parents likely have dreams of how magical…
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How to Safely Support a Newborn’s Head, Neck & Limbs
At home insemination If you’re feeling anxious about handling your delicate newborn, you’re in good company. Many new parents share the same concern about their little one’s fragile appearance, especially that wobbly head and tiny limbs. How can you ensure that you won’t inadvertently hurt them? First, take a deep breath: you’re not alone in…