Pregnancy Advice Archive
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March
2021
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Can Pregnancy Result in Vision Loss?
The pregnancy period for a woman is definitely a transitional period during which several changes take place in her body, affecting her overall health.
23
December
2020
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4 Tips For Traveling With a Baby
They say that moving can be one of the most stressful things you can do. However, anyone that thinks that moving is the most
25
November
2020
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How to Soothe Swollen Feet During Pregnancy
Congratulations on your pregnancy. You are sure to be glowing. And swelling. Not only is your baby bump swelling to accommodate your exciting new
1
October
2019
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5 Fun Ways to Tell Loved Ones You’re Expecting
Finding out that you’re pregnant is an incredibly exciting moment and often mums and dads to be want to keep that excitement rolling. A
7
June
2019
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A Guide To Perfecting Your Maternity Style
You’re pregnant – congratulations! This is such an exciting time in your life, whether it’s your first or third child. But as you probably
18
September
2018
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There’s No Need to Panic: Explaining 5 Common Symptoms You Are Likely to Encounter During Pregnancy
It may seem like pregnant women are always talking about the symptoms they’re experiencing. It may seem like an exaggeration until it happens to
8
November
2017
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The Pregnancy Diet Cheat Sheet
Having a pre-natal diet is one of the most important aspects of pregnancy. Not only can dietary deficiencies harm mother and baby, but the
22
September
2017
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3 Ways To Stay Comfortable While Expecting
Having a child is one of the most wonderful miracles on this planet, for any species. We are entrusted with the opportunity to shape
7
June
2017
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Health Foods for Expectant Mothers
Whole Grains Wholegrains such as oats, barley, corn, and rice are naturally high in nutrients such as iron, selenium, and magnesium. They’re also especially
6
February
2017
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Women who hide pregnancy being ‘shamed’
Hidden pregnancies are not a phenomenon of the past and shouldn’t be reported in a way that shames women, researchers have said.