During pregnancy, many women have questions about how their body changes. You may not only wonder how big your baby is, but also how big your uterus is. Before pregnancy,...
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https://youtu.be/WtDknjng8TA Baby Development Month by Month A baby grows and develops an amazing amount in just nine months. Here's a short summary of how your baby's development occurs during pregnancy....
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Some moms can feel their baby move as early as 13-16 weeks from the start of their last period. These first fetal movements are called quickening and are often described as flutters....
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Calculating the day your baby begins to develop and keeping track of your pregnancy dates can be a challenge. The development of pregnancy is counted from the first day of...
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Bonding with your baby after he or she is born in most cases comes naturally. There's nothing hard about cuddling, kissing, and loving on your little one to get to...
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Pregnancy is a natural function of a woman’s body, as is childbirth. In full-term and low-risk pregnancies, the female body determines when the baby-in-utero is ready to support its own...
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Every pregnancy, every birth, and every baby is completely unique but we all started the same way. From sperm to dividing cells of specific DNA, our beginnings make us the...
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Fetal Development The development of a baby is a beautifully intricate process. From the moment the egg and sperm meet, your baby is growing. This early part of development lays...
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Most mothers-to-be eagerly await that first reassuring baby kick, just to know their baby is growing and developing. Sometime between 18-25 weeks into the pregnancy, moms will begin to feel...
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Maintaining a healthy & balanced diet at all stages of life is important, but when you're pregnant you have even more reason to take care of your body to ensure...
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