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28 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
Congrats on 28 weeks! This is a great time to learn more about doulas and the care they provide. 29 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
It's natural to feel a little mommy panic, but here are some good ways to calm down if it happens to you. 30 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
Birthing methods can be really helpful in the childbirth process. Learn more about them today! 31 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
As 31 weeks comes around the corner, you are starting to get used to the third trimester. 32 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
Thinking through a natural childbirth? Consider this information! 33 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
Pain relief in childbirth is an important thing to think about and discuss with your physician. 34 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
Let's learn a bit about when c-sections make sense as you reach 34 weeks. 35 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
As you reach week 35, consider your birth plan and what you want from the labor experience. 36 Weeks Pregnant: Your Pregnancy Week by Week
36 weeks along; it's a good idea to know some of the signs of labor! Birthing Alone: Single Moms Can Have a Great Birth Too!
Birthing as a single mom can be a positive and affirming experience. 
