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Fighting Pregnancy Fatigue
For many women, fatigue is a constant complaint during pregnancy. And when you think about all that your body has to do during those nine months – namely, form and nurture another human being – it’s no wonder you aren’t even more fatigued. But whether you’re feeling a little slow, kind of weary,
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Fighting Pregnancy Fatigue
For many women, fatigue is a constant complaint during pregnancy. And when you think about all that your body has to do during those nine months – namely, form and nurture another human being – it’s no wonder you aren’t even more fatigued. But whether you’re feeling a little slow, kind of weary,
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Five Questions About Exercise Every Pregnant Woman Must Ask
by Jennifer Polimino, C.P.T. The results from several scientific studies on exercise and pregnancy are in, and the findings are astounding. This is vital information for every mom-to-be, whether this is her first pregnancy or beyond. Five Questions About Exercise Every Pregnant Woman Must Ask: 1) Is
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Five Reasons to Avoid Induction of Labor
©Robin Weiss Your feet are swollen and your back is killing you. Sleeping upright is the only way that you can manage to fall asleep between the demands of your bladder and your baby's kicking spells. This is the life of a pregnant mother in her ninth month. The offer of a way out of this physically
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Five Reasons to Skip the Birth Plan and Go With the Flow
Nearly every expectant mom considers drawing up a birth plan at some point, and there are certainly many benefits if you take the time to do so. If nothing else, it will give you an opportunity to think through and talk about all of the various choices you have. Yet some experts – as well as moms who Flying and Pregnancy – Do’s and Don’ts
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), healthy pregnant women can fly safely until their 36th week. The best time for pregnant women to fly is between weeks 18 and 24, since the chances of miscarriage and premature labor are both relatively low then. So if you’ve Food Fight- Which Foods Can Help In The Infertility Battle?
By Nancy Da Silva According to a recent Harvard study titled 'The Fertility Diet' there are certain foods that can increase the chances of a woman conceiving. The main concept revolves around a full fat, organic diet that proves noticeably effective. Twenty-five percent of women suffer from insulin resistance Foods That Induce Labor: 9 Recipes to Jump Start Labor
If you are past your due date you might be interested in trying some recipes to help kick start labor.
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Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy
It’s important to eat well-balanced meals and take prenatal vitamins during your pregnancy so that your developing baby can get all the essential nutrients it needs to grow strong. You should consume about 300 additional calories a day during this time. Many women wonder which foods are safe and which Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy
It’s important to eat well-balanced meals and take prenatal vitamins during your pregnancy so that your developing baby can get all the essential nutrients it needs to grow strong. You should consume about 300 additional calories a day during this time. Many women wonder which foods are safe and which 