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Drowsy Yet Awake: A Guide to Helping Your Baby Sleep
Read more Getting your baby to sleep can be a daunting task for many parents. One effective method is putting your little one down when they are “drowsy but awake.” Here’s a closer look at what this means and how to implement it in your bedtime routine. Understanding “Drowsy but Awake” The concept of “drowsy…
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Your Baby’s Due Date is February 22
Your Pregnancy Timeline 1st Trimester: May 18 to August 16 2nd Trimester: August 17 to November 22 3rd Trimester: November 23 to February 22 Read more Did you know that only 1 in 20 babies are born on their exact due date? The typical pregnancy lasts between 38 to 42 weeks, so there’s plenty of…
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Toddler Nail Biting: Understanding the Habit and How to Address It
Read more It’s not uncommon for young children to develop habits like nail biting, a behavior that can be frustrating for parents. Research indicates that nearly half of all toddlers engage in this act, but the good news is that most will eventually grow out of it. Understanding why your little one might be biting…
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Hernia During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know
Read more As your baby bump expands, you might notice your belly button transforming from an innie to an outie, which is a common occurrence during pregnancy. However, this change could sometimes indicate a hernia. Below is a guide to understanding hernias during pregnancy and what you should be aware of. What is a Hernia?…
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Your Baby is Expected on July 5
Read more Did you know that only about 5% of babies are born on their exact due date? It’s true! A typical pregnancy lasts anywhere from 38 to 42 weeks, which means you might be in for a bit of a wait. If you’re keen to stay on track, consider downloading the ModernFamilyBlog app to…
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Understanding Birth Control Failure Rates
Read more While various contraceptive methods can be quite effective in preventing pregnancy, the truth is that birth control failure occurs more frequently than many people realize. Below is a breakdown of the average failure rates for different contraceptive methods. These rates are based on typical use, meaning they account for human error—using the method…
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Your Baby’s Due Date is June 4
Getting Started on Your Journey Read more For those trying to conceive, understanding your ovulation cycle can be crucial. Want to keep track of your ovulation? You might find the Ovulation Calculator helpful. It’s a fantastic tool for predicting your fertile window and maximizing your chances of pregnancy. Understanding Early Pregnancy Signs If you suspect…
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Bed Rest During Pregnancy: Understanding Activity Restrictions
Read more When you hear the term “bed rest,” it often refers to a recommendation from your healthcare provider to limit physical activities during pregnancy. However, what this entails can vary widely. For some, it might mean taking breaks to rest throughout the day, while for others, it could involve hospital stays. Surprisingly, about 20%…
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Low Birth Weight Babies: Understanding Causes, Risks, and Treatment Options
Read more Hey there! Let’s chat about a topic that’s important for new parents: low birth weight babies. While some little ones born at a low weight might be healthy, others could need a bit more care. So, what exactly does low birth weight mean for your baby’s growth and development? Let’s break it down.…
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Week 42 of Pregnancy: What to Expect
Read more Congratulations! You’ve made it to week 42, the final stretch of your pregnancy journey. By now, your baby is roughly the size of a watermelon, measuring around 19 to 22 inches and weighing between 7 to 9 pounds. This week can feel like an eternity, but hang in there—your little one will be…