Maintaining proper nutrition during pregnancy is extremely important. The myth that you are eating for two is incorrect. Your baby will feed off of the food you consume; it will eat what you eat. Small meals several times a day are often a better choice. You may find that you only eat a few bites …
Morning sickness: Causes, concerns, treatments Why do they call it morning sickness if I feel nauseated all day long? About three-quarters of pregnant women have nausea (and sometimes vomiting) during their first trimester. For some, it’s worse in the morning and gets better over the day, but “morning sickness” can strike at any time. Nausea …
Colic and Your Baby Colic is a common problem found in six to 13 percent of all infants. Colicky infants cry for an average of four hours a day, enough to irritate even the most loving parent. And a persistent, inconsolable crying, especially in the evening, is the hallmark of colic. Does Your Child Have …
While some mothers like to simply let things take its course when it comes to pregnancy, you really can’t help but be conscious about certain things, especially if you’re experiencing pregnancy weight gain week by week. There is also the added necessity of monitoring your weight gain to ensure that your pregnancy will go as …
When many women find out that they are pregnant, keeping their baby healthy by developing a nutritional pregnancy eating plan is the first thing on their mind. Developing a pregnancy eating routine requires tracking and a significant amount of work; however, it does not have to be difficult to create a plan that will work …
