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Stages of Pregnancy
Pregnancy Week By Week
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to the Natural Pregnancy RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!There are three stages of pregnancy. These are the first, second and third trimesters. The first trimester runs from week one to week fourteen, the second covers weeks 15 - 26, then the third is weeks 27 [...]
Those Miraculous Pregnancy Months
Month One
By the time you miss your period and find out that you are actually pregnant, a tiny embryo that will become your baby has formed and begins growing at an incredibly rapid rate. In fact, the embryo is now 10,000 times larger than a single fertilized egg. The placenta, baby’s heart, spinal cord, [...]
Pregnancy Calendars
Author: Celia Namart
A pregnancy calendar is a fun and informative way to keep track of your pregnancy and ensure a healthy outcome for you and your baby. For most women, pregnancy and birth is one of the key points in life and a pregnancy calendar will help you live the experience to the fullest. [...]
Fetal Senses and Development
Ever wonder what babies experience in the womb? See what the research says about what babies are capable of even before birth! Learn at what stage the fetus develops vision, hearing, taste and smell and more. This is simply more compelling evidence to avoid costly, painful, unnecessary and potentially harmful amniocentesis (and other [...]
Pregnancy - How Much Weight Should I Gain?
Author: Kat Beechum
“Congratulations! You are pregnant!” That is probably one of best lines you will ever hear from your doctor!
There are so many things to think about when you are pregnant and one of the questions I hear often is “How much weight should I gain? What is a safe weight gain?” It can be [...]
Video:From Embryo to Fetus
This short clip shows how the embryo grows into a baby.
Dental Treatments and Pregnancy
According to a recent study published in the June issue of The Journal of the American Dental Association, essential dental treatments are safe for pregnant women in their 13th -21st weeks of pregnancy. The study was specifically looking at the safety of deep cleaning and treatment of moderate-to-severe or fractured or abscessed teeth [...]
Video: 9 Months of Pregnancy in 20 seconds
With almost 6 Million views, over seven thousand comments and the distinguished Youtube honor of being #65 most viewed comedy movie of all time, this pregnancy video is a classic.
Should You Gain Weight In Your First Trimester?
Moving through pregnancy often raises some tricky questions.One of the common questions is whether or not a pregnant woman is “supposed” to gain weight in the first trimester of pregnancy.When you are pregnant, you have to pay attention to a lot of details if you want to have a healthy baby (and of course you [...]
Your Second Pregnancy
Although no one can ever know exactly what physical and emotional changes will occur with a second pregnancy, it can almost be guaranteed there will be big differences between your first and second. Here are a few educated guesses as to what you may expect.
You will show sooner
Many second time Moms find that with the [...]
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