In addition to your cream application regime, keep your skin moisturized with a cocoa butter treatment. Not only will this keep your skin soft and feeling beautiful, it may help to increase the elasticity of your skin and help avoid scarring when the skin is stretched. Cocoa butter is actually an old pregnancy and stretch marks home cure that has been around for many years, and millions of women swear by it. So at the worst you'll be hydrating...more
During pregnancy, yours and your baby's health is monitored closely, but who should you see? When do you need to see them? And what are all the pregnancy tests and scans for? Finding out what antenatal care you should expect when you're pregnant can be confusing, so here's our guide to help you through this exciting time. Speaking about health before pregnancy, we mean way of life, nutrition, physical activity, habits, and also possible chronic...more
Finding out about gestation is a great way to prepare for the months ahead of you. There are a pile of stories out there from other women about gestation and their own experience that could scare you off, but do not let blackball experiences of others go against the experience that you will have with your own pregnancy. Although some of the stories...more
Other vitamins and nutrients- Studies have shown that simply taking a prenatal supplement can help you become more fertile. In addition to providing you with the nutrients needed for your own health, and your baby's development, several vitamins are also well known for boosting fertility. Make sure your prenatal has the following: calcium, vitamin...more
Sarah is a pregnant mother of three who continues to breast-feed her 18-month-old. After each of her pregnancies, she has had difficulty losing weight. With all of her responsibilities, weight loss isn't a priority. Still, she wishes that, once this pregnancy is over, she will be able to return to her pre-marriage weight. The average woman gains more than 25 pounds during her pregnancy. The procedure of childbirth may result in a weight loss of up to 14 pounds, which means that new moms still have considerable weight to lose once they leave the hospital. However, some women simply assume that this "baby fat" will never go away. Yet, it is entirely possible to lose weight during the post-partum period. A number of medical experts recommend easing into a weight loss program after the birth of your baby. This means that you will not start dieting until about three months following birth. You should combine a low-fat diet with moderate exercise in order to achieve weight loss. Don't expect instant results. It will take you a good nine months to get back to your weight prior to pregnancy. A go-slow approach is best because you need to give your body time to...more
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It's a sad, but true, fact... just because you want to get pregnant, doesn't mean you will.. Your body has its own way of getting things done, and unluckily you can not just get to be preggers 'on demand'... no matter how strong your desire is!...more
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For most women getting pregnant comes easy and they conceive with little or no effort. But for some unfortunate women getting pregnant can be a little bit of a struggle. If you fall into the latter group do not give up hope. You can get pregnant....more
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As with any health related issue, always consult your personal physician first and foremost, but below are my experiences top 5 tips in having a healthy pregnancy as a diabetic.Tip # 1 Plan (if possible)I've had both planned and unplanned with my...more