Pregnancy

Do you find yourself suddenly feeling queasy at the thought of the left over pasta that you could not get enough of the other night? (…)

It is Murphy's law that just when you are able to get food into your body without having it come back up, that you suddenly find you can not get the food out of your body. (…)

There are a number of aches and pains that come with pregnancy. (…)

Most doctors will tell you that you should gain anywhere between 25-30 pounds through out your pregnancy. (…)

You are twenty eight weeks pregnant! Congratulations, you have made it to your third trimester with a picture perfect pregnancy. You go in to see your obgyn for your appointment and the bomb drops. (…)

Just as gaining too much weight can be harmful to you and your baby, not gaining enough weight can be harmful also. (…)

Any obgyn will tell you that the recommended weight gain for pregnancy is 25-30 pounds. Some women will gain more, some will gain less. (…)

Almost every woman knows the basic of what they should and should not do during pregnancy. (…)

Do pickles and ice cream sound good to you? How about red peppers and peanut butter? (…)

For some women the thought of exercise during pregnancy is as appealing as a root canal without novacane. In their minds they have a nine month pass to keeping up with their gym routine. (…)

There are a few women out there in this world who sail through their pregnancy without so much of glimpse of queasiness. The rest of us have no such luck. (…)

Congratulations, you are pregnant! The next nine months are going to be an exciting time, not just for you but for your growing baby! (…)

Eating healthy throughout your pregnancy is the greatest gift you could give your unborn baby, but there are also a lot of rewards in it for you to. (…)

Congratulations and welcome to parenthood. Your body has gone through a lot these past nine months and it still has a while to go before it is back to normal. (…)

Heartburn does not just affect those who are high stressed or love their spicy foods. Pregnant women suffer from heartburn too. (…)

Almost every woman knows that it is important to eat well while you are pregnant. The benefit it provides you and your baby is invaluable. (…)

Ask any pregnant woman who is in her first or third trimester how they are feeling and the answer will almost always be "tired". (…)

In your third trimester, your baby was old enough to start getting a taste of the foods his or her mommy likes. (…)

One of the first things most of us women prepare to say goodbye to once we see those two pink lines on our pregnancy tests is caffeine. (…)

It is hard to believe that women do have a hard time eating healthy when they are expecting a visit from the stork. The sad truth is some women find it very hard. (…)