Pregnancy and Postpartum Life | Tips for Pregnancy

We're here to help you pack for labor, delivery and homecoming.

A growing fetus will take this vital mineral any way it can.

A trip to the dentist is never fun, but your growing baby may be impacting your oral health.

Are you pregnant? There are some common symptoms women experience that may give you a hint.

If you're a fan of black pepper and other seasonings, we've got good news for you.

The right education can help you feel confident and prepared for labor.

Labor and delivery don't always go as planned, so it's important to speak up for what you need.

You might want to stay away from this popular fermented drink when you're expecting.

Dermatologists discuss dry skin and how to treat it.

Rolling out your mat when you're expecting can have advantages for body and mind.

Doulas discuss key ways to be ready for the pain of delivery.

The popular injectable is used to treat many conditions beyond aesthetics.

If you're craving candy, it may be best to forgo this controversial treat.

Advocates of hypnobirthing say the practice eases pregnancy-related fears, among other benefits.

Digital support can be a helpful tool but must be used mindfully.

Experts weigh in on navigating anxiety when you're expecting.

Facial products absorb into the bloodstream, so it's crucial to ensure yours are newborn-safe.

Jumping under the covers might get your contractions started.

Hyperemesis gravidarum can be rough, but one mom found a silver lining.

While most of the claims you've heard can't really help, some induction methods might just work.

The FDA has provided general guidelines for women to go over with their doctor.

A new paper reviewing multiple studies recommends specific mineral amounts for pregnant women.

Learn about your little one's movements to make sure they're happy and healthy.

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When it comes to your labor and delivery expectations, experts say flexibility is key.

Stress can be detrimental to mother and baby, but these expert tips can help.

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Despite popular belief, pregnant people aren't fragile—but certain precautions are wise.

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When it comes to classes, books and online resources, more isn't always better.

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There are several factors to keep in mind when deciding the perfect time to share the big news.

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Screening and diagnostic tests can help you make informed decisions about your pregnancy.

It's rare, but some women experience the most powerful climax of their lives.

You may not want to block out your calendar just yet.

If you think you know what to expect with your next bun in the oven, think again.

A specialist can help expecting mothers with back pain—and encourage safe delivery.

It's usually benign, but watch for these signs of something more serious.

This labor accessory is becoming increasingly popular.

Studies show this technique lowers the risk of tearing and postpartum complications.

Breaking a sweat regularly while pregnant can benefit you in delivery and postpartum recovery.

A seasoned doula weighs in on the benefits of looking at options before you're actually in labor

A doula serves as your advocate and guide during one of your most life-changing experiences.

As you create a new life, you'll have to navigate sex with a very different body.

Exercise is important when you're expecting, but some activities do more harm than good.

Experiencing the miracle of carrying a life may leave your breasts feeling less than perfect.

Pregnancy can be daunting. Here are some tips to help you make it through the long journey.

Eating for two comes with crucial responsibilities, some of which you may not expect.

The answer depends on your situation and comfort level. There's no right or wrong way.

Expect the unexpected, and you'll be able to adjust to your ever-changing sex drive.

Over 35 and pregnant? Here are tips and advice for moms-to-be.

Here's what expectant mothers need to know about new over-the-counter remedies.

Here’s how to keep your caffeine intake within safe limits without experiencing withdrawal.

You can navigate a healthy pregnancy even with eating disorders or body-image issues.

As long as your doctor is involved, there are many natural remedies for this common problem.