Pregnancy Articles

Miscarriage affects around 20 percent of all pregnancies. Read on to find out what you can do to prevent miscarriage, and how to recognize the warning signs that you could be miscarrying.

Are you contemplating a homebirth? Choosing a midwife is one of the most important things you'll do. But how competent is she? Find out by asking the right questions.

Labor and birth may be among most painful experiences most women will go through, but epidural anesthesia is not the only way to fight the pain. Read on to find out how you can cope with labor and birth... naturally!

There is no reason to avoid snacks during pregnancy. Healthy snacks are an important part of an expectant mom’s diet. They should include lots of nutritionally-rich foods. Eating healthy snacks will help mom and baby receive the nutritional benefits.

Nursing your baby is a very healthy activity for both mother and baby, and it might even help you lose weight naturally. If you want to combine this with an exercise routine, follow these basic guidelines to ensure healthy weight loss.

The summer has well and truly arrived! What can you do to keep your children safe in the summer, whether they are still in the womb or already running around and begging for an ice cream to cool them off?

An important study, published in the September 6, 2011 issue of the “Canadian Medical Association Journal”, has found that gestational exposure to any type or dosage of Non-aspirin NSAIDs is linked to miscarriage.

Are you hoping to get pregnant? If you are anything like most women, you can't wait to find out if you conceived and you'd like it best if you could tell you were pregnant within the first few days of conception. Is that possible, actually?

Did you recently find out you're pregnant — after already having taken Aspirin? Do you have a headache you really want rid of? Do you routinely take low-dose Aspirin for medical reasons? You'll want to know how much Aspirin can cause a miscarriage.

Sinusitis is a common, but rather uncomfortable and boring condition. The causes of this condition are many, and most people just use over the counter medicine or home remedies to treat it. But, things get a little more complicated if you’re pregnant.