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1: Pregnancy Diet - Eat Well

It is very important to take special care of your diet during pregnancy. Poor diet is not a good thing. Your child needs nutritious and well-balanced meals. You must take...

By: Bertil Hjert

2: Diets During Pregnancy

Motherhood is a wonderful experience of a woman. Nature ensures the continuance of living beings through their progenies, human beings being no exception to this universal rule. The development of ...

By: Aurel Radulescu

3: Diet in Pregnancy

Diet for the pregnant woman should be well planned so that it contains all the essential nutrients needed during pregnancy. It is not necessary to increase the amount of food you eat. The quality o...

By: Madhumita Mazumdar

Pregnancy Exercise

It only stands to reason, that if exercise is good for you without a huge belly, it can only help you and the baby, when you're pregnant. But what exactly will it do? All the things that regular exercise does for a...

By: Jackie G. Maxwell

Yoga and Pregnancy

If you’re pregnant and are already in yoga classes, don’t be afraid to take a break from your current classes or to take a class that is less strenuous. Even if you haven’t gone public with your pregnancy...

By: Mike Herman

Pregnancy and the Use of Aromatherapy

Pregnancy issues can be helped by aromatherapy. These concerns include the uncomfortable problems such as morning sickness, swollen feet and hands, fatigue and aches and pains. Aromatherapy is also helpful in monitoring yo...

By: Michael Russell

Americans shared a collective jaw drop when JaMichael Brown of Longview, Texas, came into the world last summer weighing a whopping 16 pounds.

WEDNESDAY Feb. 1, 2012 -- The morning-after pill may help shrink painful fibroids and relieve excessive bleeding, new research indicates.

Beyonce and JayZ are not the first parents to choose a baby name that is a color, but baby Blue Ivy might be one of the most recent ones to be well known.

Despite a decrease in home births between 1990 and 2004, the number of home births actually increased between 2004 and 2009 by 29%, an upturn of 0.56% in 2004, to 0.72% in 2009.

Historically speaking, home birth was were the vast majority of babies were born prior to the 1900s.