When you’re pregnant, there are hormones telling your pelvic muscles to relax to get ready for delivery. This will make you more likely to have little leaks of pee when you laugh or sneeze. In your second trimester, your baby grows and puts pressure on your bladder....
Growing a baby sure is exhausting! Starting in your first trimester, you’re probably going to face some extreme fatigue. But, by the beginning of your 2nd trimester your energy will return. Right now, it’s hard to get up in the morning, and tasks seem to take forever....
If you’ve just found out you’re pregnant, you may be overwhelmed with all of the tasks you need to do to prepare for your baby’s birth. Your life is going to change forever once he or she arrives into the world! Here’s a quick list of 5 things you can do to get ready...
Question: Now that I’m a little further along in my pregnancy, my belly has started to show. It seems like everyone from friends, co-workers, and even strangers come up to me and rub my belly without even asking! I’m uncomfortable with it…any tips on how to get them...
Drinking warm milk helps with insomnia especially in the final trimester by releasing tryptophan in your body, a natural occurring amino acid that induces sleep.
Now that you’ve discovered you’re pregnant, consider your job. Many women don’t know they are pregnant until they’re past the early stages of the pregnancy. So it’s smart to learn now about the substances you’re exposed to at work. Some jobs may be deemed harmful...
