First Poop After Baby And 9 Other Truths Every Pregnant Woman Should Know Almost every mommy anxiously awaits her due date! She not only gets to meet her little roommate but also is free to resume her old life back. Well, sort of. She’s free to engage in adventurous physical feats and may be indulge…

If you are already the mother of a boy and think that your newborn girl is anything like him, you are in for the surprise of a lifetime. Little girls are a class apart from their brothers. Just listen to the stories moms of girls share with their friends and you will know this for…

Pregnancy is possible by managing the complications with good prenatal care. Medically reviewed by Dr. Anita Gupta, MS By Dr. Ritika Shah, BDS, CLC  •  Jan 20, 2023 In This Article The endometrium is the tissue that normally lines the uterus or womb. Endometriosis is a disorder when the tissue similar to the endometrium grows outside the uterus and on…

Names are something that will be stuck with us for the rest of our lives. And therefore choosing a name for your precious one is never easy. You don’t want to name your baby something that will sound funny or ridiculous by the time they reach high school. Trends come and go, and it will…

The new research shows that pregnant women are not more prone to acute Covid-19 symptoms. There is no solid proof that the virus passes to the baby in pregnancy. As per the guidelines issued by the Royal College of Midwives and Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists,…

Coronavirus, also called as 2019-nCoV, is a new virus that can infect pregnant women and can even pass to the unborn child. A preliminary study conducted on the virus shows that it may not transmit during pregnancy. This study was carried out on only those expecting mothers who were in their third trimester and delivered…

1. Raw Eggs:Eggs are a good source of some important nutrients you need for a healthy pregnancy. However, you should not eat raw or undercooked eggs. Homemade mayonnaise, smoothies, mousses, soufflés, and other recipes that use raw eggs should be shun because they may contain salmonella which is a kind of bacteria that can cause…

Published By Yella Hewings-Martin PhD With up to 70 percent of pregnant American women reaching for acetaminophen to treat pain, infection, and fever, debate about the drug’s safety is ongoing. New research has brought further risks to light. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) always recommend consulting a doctor prior to using any pain medication during pregnancy. Acetaminophen —…

INFLUENZA INFLUENCE Earlier studies looked into possible links between bipolar disorder or schizophrenia and prenatal exposure to the influenza virus. However, a big problem with much of the previous research is that it was based on mothers’ memories of their health during pregnancy—memories that typically are decades old (and thus prone to inaccuracy), given that…