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Preparing For Motherhood – Tips To Help You Get Ready

Preparing For Motherhood – Tips To Help You Get Ready

In 2021, there were 3,664,292 births in the United States. This is a slight increase from 2020, when 3,613,647 births were born. The current birth rate in the United States is 11.0 per 1,000 population, which is the same as the 2020 birth rate. Being a mother is one of the most rewarding experiences but it can also be overwhelming and daunting. There are a few things you can do to prepare for motherhood and make the transition smoother. These tips will help you get ready for your little one's arrival.

PregnancyAdminNovember 29, 2022pregnancy, childbirth, new mom, Pregnancy healthComment

3 Things You Should Do Before Giving Birth

3 Things You Should Do Before Giving Birth

If you or your partner is pregnant with your first child, there is probably a lot going through both of your heads. There is a lot that needs to get done in a short period of time, and you are about to go through a major life change. This can be very overwhelming, especially for a first-time parent. Since you never know for sure exactly when your baby might be born, it is important to check some things off your to-do list early on so that they are completed before you give birth. To help make your life a little easier during this stressful and exciting time, here are 3 things you should do before giving birth.

Pregnancylouise mckenzieSeptember 14, 2022home birth, pregnancyComment

4 Things You Must Do Before the Baby Arrives

4 Things You Must Do Before the Baby Arrives

With your bundle of joy on the way, you’re no doubt planning meaningful activities you can engage in once they are old enough, but this won’t be for a while. Whether it’s your first child or another to join your ever-growing family, you may feel like you know what to do and have done everything you need to before they arrive. However, there might be a few things you’ve not considered, so before you welcome your new child into the world, here are four things you must remember

PregnancyAdminMarch 7, 2022pregnancy, new baby, birthComment

10 Tips For A Healthy Pregnancy

10 Tips For A Healthy Pregnancy

If you are pregnant – or intend to get pregnant – it is critical that you be aware of some helpful pregnancy health advice. This will not only benefit you, but it will also benefit your baby, and in some cases, it may even speed up labor – which is always a good thing! So, here are some pointers on how to have a safe pregnancy; read on and see what changes you might need to make to ensure that the two of you are doing well.

PregnancyAdminDecember 20, 2021pregnancy, helathy pregnancyComment

Make Your Pregnancy Journey A Healthy And Happy One

Make Your Pregnancy Journey A Healthy And Happy One

Giving birth to a baby is described by a lot of mothers as one of the most important moments in their life. The joy of holding and nurturing a baby is said to be among the most exhilarating experience in life. If you are on your way to becoming a mother, no doubt you have wondered how best to be prepared for this experience. This article features six important tips to undertake during your pregnancy.

Pregnancy WellnessAdminNovember 9, 2020pregnancy, baby, pregnancy healthComment

How To Enjoy Being A New Mother

How To Enjoy Being A New Mother

There is arguably no experience more intense than that of being a new mother, especially when you’re becoming a mother for the first time. In the blink of an eye (relatively speaking, at least), you’re suddenly in charge of another little human. And while you can try to prepare for it, the fact of the matter is that it’s always going to be more overwhelming than you imagined. Below, we take a look at a few tried and tested tips to make the most of your life as a new mother.

Pregnancy, LifestyleAdminFebruary 24, 2020new mom, mom and baby, pregnancy, new babyComment

Unique Ways To Announce Your Pregnancy

Unique Ways To Announce Your Pregnancy

The day you find out you are expecting a baby is one of the best days of your life. Immediately, you start planning for all the fun you’ll have, watching them grow, caring for them, and capturing every significant moment in their lives. Before the big day comes, you need to decide how you’re going to announce your news to your friends, your family, and the world. Once upon a time, people gave their nearest and dearest a call to tell them, but while effective, it’s not half as fun as what you could do.

Pregnancy, Pregnancy WellnessAdminNovember 13, 2019pregnancy, new pregnancyComment

10 Things You Should Do to Start Preparing for Pregnancy

10 Things You Should Do to Start Preparing for Pregnancy

In the United States, there are about 3.8 million babies born each year. Having a child can be a wonderful thing, but you may have many questions surrounding pregnancy. Are you preparing for pregnancy? If so, you'll want to do these 10 things before you take the plunge.

Pregnancy Wellnesslouise mckenzieMarch 27, 2019pregnancy, baby, mom to beComment

What Foods To Avoid For Acid Reflux Control And Remedy?

What Foods To Avoid For Acid Reflux Control And Remedy?

What are the causes of acid reflux? Truly speaking, no any particular thing or cause can be solely and entirely blamed for acid reflux as there are several causes. Apart from hiatus hernia, pregnancy, smoking, and certain medications etc; acid reflux is also caused by various types of food items. Intake of food, in fact, plays a vital role in escalating or de-escalating the acid reflux condition. I

Pregnancylouise mckenzieSeptember 21, 2017pregnancy, health, DietComment

How Spacing Your Pregnancies Can Be A Factor In Autism

How Spacing Your Pregnancies Can Be A Factor In Autism

Autism strikes 1 in 68 kids, and a new study has uncovered one factor that appears to play a role.

AdminSeptember 21, 2015Autism, ASD, Pregnancy, Pregnant, Health, Study, pregnancyComment

Pregnancy May Permanently Alter A Woman's Brain, Study Finds

Pregnancy May Permanently Alter A Woman's Brain, Study Finds

Having children may permanently affect a woman's brain and could increase her risk of dementia in later life, according to a new study. The surge in hormones women experience during the nine months of pregnancy....

AdminMay 27, 2015Pregnancy, Study, Women, pregnancy, Post Pregnancy, Brain, HealthComment

5 Ways to Reduce Stress During Pregnancy

5 Ways to Reduce Stress During Pregnancy

It’s easy to get stressed out during pregnancy; you’re growing a human being and preparing to raise it to adulthood, after all! But too much stress can be especially detrimental during pregnancy, contributing to eczema and asthma in baby.

AdminMay 19, 2015Pregnancy, pregnancy, Health, Stress, PregnantComment

Pregnant Women Warned to Keep Cellphones Away From Their Baby Bump

Pregnant Women Warned to Keep Cellphones Away From Their Baby Bump

You know the feeling of being jerked out of sleep when your phone rings really loudly next to your head? It's not what we'd call pleasant, and unfortunately, it looks like your unborn baby knows this feeling, too.

AdminMay 11, 2015Baby Bump, Pregnant, Pregnancy, Cellphones, pregnancy, healthComment

Study: 'Pregnancy Brain' Is A Myth

Study: 'Pregnancy Brain' Is A Myth

Mothers-to-be who are feeling forgetful and a bit slow on the uptake may blame it on 'baby brain'. But in reality this doesn't exist, scientists claim.While those who are pregnant may believe their memory is worse than usual, a study...

AdminApril 9, 2015Pregnancy, Myth, Debunked, Pregnant, Brain, Forgetful, Mother, pregnancyComment

Should Pregnant Women Eat More Tuna?

Should Pregnant Women Eat More Tuna?

For years pregnant women have been warned about eating tuna because of concerns about mercury exposure. But a federal panel has reignited the debate about the benefits and risks of eating tuna and other seafood during pregnancy.

AdminMarch 5, 2015Pregnancy, Pregnant, Tuna, Fish, Health, Food, pregnancy, Pregnancy healthComment

Pregnant Women Told Not To Drink Alcohol During First Three Months

Pregnant Women Told Not To Drink Alcohol During First Three Months

Women trying to have a baby and those in the first first three months of pregnancy are advised to avoid alcohol altogether under updated advice from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).

AdminFebruary 10, 2015Pregnancy, Pregnant, Health, Baby, pregnancy, DrinkingComment

9 Tips To Prevent The Flu During Pregnancy

9 Tips To Prevent The Flu During Pregnancy

Getting the flu is miserable for most people, but if you’re pregnant it can be dangerous. The number of pregnant women who choose to get the flu vaccine is on the rise, with about 52 percent opting in during the 2013-14 flu season, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

AdminFebruary 4, 2015Pregnancy, Pregnant, Health, Wellness, pregnancy, HealthyComment

Study: Whooping cough Vaccine safe for Pregnant Women?

Study: Whooping cough Vaccine safe for Pregnant Women?

Pregnant women in their third trimester can safely receive the whooping cough vaccine to prevent infections in newborns, a recent study from the UK suggests. Whooping cough, or pertussis, is a highly contagious disease. Its symptoms are initially mild but it can lead to serious and fatal complications, particularly for children under three months old.

AdminAugust 5, 2014pregnancy, Pregnancy, Pregnant, HealthComment

Olympic Runner Competes in Track & Field Championship While 34-Weeks Pregnant

Olympic Runner Competes in Track & Field Championship While 34-Weeks Pregnant

Despite never being in contention from the get-go, Montano was given a huge round of applause as she ran her way through the first 400m at the Hornet Stadium, and the five-time national champion was urged home by the cheering spectators as their support continued to grow until she crossed the finish line.

AdminJune 30, 2014pregnancy, Pregnant, PregnancyComment

Study: Pesticide Exposure during Pregnancy may be Linked with Autism

Study: Pesticide Exposure during Pregnancy may be Linked with Autism

Pregnant women who live near agricultural land where pesticides are applied have a 60 percent higher risk of giving birth to children with autism or other developmental delays, a new study from the University of California Davis found.

AdminJune 24, 2014Study, pregnancy, Pregnant, AutismComment