Pregnancy Facts

Pregnancy is an emotional, new time with plenty of questions. This will help you answer the common ones that every new mother, or even a second-time mother, needs to know or get a reminder.

Afraid of being pregnant?

Being extra safe during pregnancy may mean making a few sacrifices, but it's worth it.

Have you had enough water today? If you're pregnant, you probably haven't. Helping you to stay hydrated and reducing risks for preterm labor, drinking water during pregnancy is one of the most important things that you can do for your unborn child.

You may be experiencing pregnancy insomnia by you twenty-seventh week of pregnancy. Here's a look at why and how to solve your insomnia. Your baby's measurements are taken differently starting in your twenty-seventh week of pregnancy.

Phantom pregnancy is a very real condition that affects some women. Women who experience a phantom pregnancy have many or all of the physical signs of being pregnant, but no fetus is present.

Learn some fun pregnancy facts that will enhance your enjoyment of your pregnancy.

Tutorial for making your own pregnancy baby cast.

Some tips for a healthier pregnancy.

Whether you are planning on getting pregnant or you have just gotten the biggest surprise in your life, one thing is sure: Your life as you know it is about to change. Most likely you will feel overwhelmed just at the surprise and awe of it all.

These are a few facts about pregnancy I'd like to discuss, based on my own experiences.

This is a basic overview of how to tell if you are pregnant and what to do immediately after you are.

As a first-time mother, pregnancy can be a thrilling wonderful experience. But at the same time, it can be scary and a little overwhelming. Everything about your body is changing, and every day seems to hold another strange pregnancy fact

I was pregnant a long time. At least a couple of years. Or at least it felt that way. That's the first thing that every pregnant lady should know: it's going to feel like an eternity, but I promise you, there is an end in sight.

Pregnancy is an exciting time in a woman's life. Many times, women are bombarded with information, and it's hard to know how much of it to take to heart. This is an article written by a mother of five that goes out to all expecting mothers. You are unique, but not alone.

There is a wealth of information available on pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting. None is so close to the heart as that which comes from other parents.

When a woman initially finds out she is pregnant, she will likely have many preconceived notions about pregnancy, children and motherhood. Some of these expectations will prove correct; others will not.

Read this article to discover what to expect during your pregnancy and how you can cope with some of the more trying pregnancy symptoms

When I found out I was pregnant, I was excited, to say the least. But to say that I didn't know what to expect from being pregnant was a huge understatement. Here are some basic dos and don'ts for first time mommies, I hope my mistakes can help some of you!

Cramps, bloating, weight gain, irritability and moodiness are signs of the worst period ever - or are they? That's what I thought. My monthly cycle was never normal and I had endometriosis.

Information and advice for pregnant women focusing on the early stages of pregnancy.

Every expectant mother wants a healthy pregnancy, but there are a few things you should know first. These pregnancy facts will help you to enjoy a healthy and happy nine months before birth!

Trust me, you're going to love being pregnant. Okay, we've gotten the formalities out of the way, now lets be honest.These pregnancy facts; tender sore breasts, swollen feet, weight gain, stretch marks, and mood changes lead up to what is aptly called labor then delivery.

Unfortunately, there few real solid facts about pregnancy and plenty of myths, small studies, opinions, advice, and "not enough data" to go around. Some women will experience symptoms, while others will be virtually symptom free.

There is much to learn and know when pregnant. Here, we touch base on a few things you can expect during pregnancy.

When a woman finds out she's pregnant, she is filled with an endless amount of questions. The following are common pregnancy questions and their answers.

A full-term pregnancy is calculated as 40 weeks. To figure your due date, begin with the first day of your last period, count 9 months and about one week. This number will go a few days either way.

If you just realized that you are pregnant, then this is the time to educate yourself about the pregnancy facts all expecting mothers should know, throw out all the myths and focus on the advice that is really going to help.

Of all of the exciting and challenging things a new parent faces, one difficult task is creating a baby registry. It seems like such a fun idea - picking out the nursery patterns and tiny little outfits - until you realize you know absolutely nothing about what a baby needs.

First-time mothers are anxious, scared, nervous, and to some extent, ignorant. Pregnancy, for the first ever time, brings with it a flood of emotions and thoughts never experienced before

For many, pregnancy can be a time of great joy - the moment you have been waiting for. But for the rest of us, pregnancy is often unplanned, unexpected (no pun intended), and we are often ill-prepared, both physically and mentally.