Category: Preparing for birth
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Understanding Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: 6 Key Types
Read more When you think about pregnancy and becoming a parent, it’s easy to imagine all the joyful moments, like picking out cute nursery colors or snuggling with your baby in those early days. However, many women experience overwhelming feelings of sadness and anxiety that can overshadow these happy moments. These feelings may stem from…
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Comedian Jake Thompson Shares Heartfelt Announcement Following the Loss of His Two-Year-Old Son
Get Pregnant Fast In a deeply moving Facebook message, comedian and actor Jake Thompson revealed the heartbreaking news of his two-year-old son, Oliver, passing away. Thompson shared that Oliver succumbed to brain cancer after a courageous battle that began shortly after his first birthday. “I have incredibly sad news to share,” Thompson expressed. “My son…
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What a Stranger Reminded Me About My Children in Heaven
Get Pregnant Fast The atmosphere is strikingly familiar. The scents and sounds transport me back to a time four years ago when my family spent nearly six months in this very place. It feels as though we never truly left—everything is so recognizable, yet a part of me feels as if it happened in another…
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Your Post-Pregnancy Belly: What to Expect After Birth
Read more Congratulations on your new little one! As you step into the exciting world of motherhood, you might find yourself wondering about your postpartum belly and how it will change in the weeks to come. It’s important to know that your stomach won’t magically return to its pre-pregnancy size immediately after giving birth. Instead,…
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Family and Friends, Please Stop Overloading My Kids with Gifts
Get Pregnant Fast Every time the dust settles after a holiday or one of my children’s birthdays, I find myself grappling with a post-celebration hangover. Alongside this, I feel a strong inclination to grab a trash bag and purge the excess toys and gifts that have taken over our home. This ongoing cycle leaves me…
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Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: Understanding, Symptoms, and Solutions
Read more Hey there, friends! Let’s chat about a topic that doesn’t get enough air time but is super important for those of us navigating postpartum life: pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD). If you’re a new mom, you might be feeling some uncomfortable symptoms, and I’m here to help unpack what that means and how to…
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What is Bodily? — A New Resource for Postpartum Care
Read more Bringing a baby into the world is a monumental shift in anyone’s life. As you embrace your new role as a parent, it’s just as vital to focus on your own recovery and well-being. Enter Bodily, a fresh brand dedicated to postpartum care, designed specifically for new moms to support their healing journey…
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Your Baby’s Due Date is July 22
Your Pregnancy Journey Read more From October 15 to January 13, you’ll experience your first trimester. Following that, the second trimester runs from January 14 to April 21, and finally, your third trimester will last from April 22 to your due date on July 22. Did you know that only about 5% of babies arrive…
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Understanding Back Labor: Causes, Relief, and Prevention
Read more Labor and childbirth are two of the most challenging experiences a woman can undergo. To prepare for this monumental event, many women focus on maintaining their health, engaging in exercise, and educating themselves about the birthing process. One concern that arises for many expecting mothers is the possibility of experiencing “back labor.” Unfortunately,…
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Your Baby’s Due Date is May 13
Helpful Resources for Your Journey Read more Navigating the path to parenthood can be full of questions. If you’re interested in understanding the signs of ovulation or looking for tips on getting pregnant, check out our previous articles. For example, understanding implantation bleeding can help you determine if you’re expecting, while knowing the signs of…