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Here are the Pregnancy Checklist on Month for Month Basis
1 Month Pregnant.
Whether your home pregnancy test is positive or your doctor has just confirmed it, congratulations - you’re officially pregnant! You are at the beginning of an incredible journey that will see you and your developing baby go through some...
2 Months Pregnant.
It’s still early days but congratulations on making it to your second month of pregnancy. Your baby is growing fast this month. It will be a millimetre bigger each day. It’s important to acknowledge that this is a critical month for your...
4 Months Pregnant.
Welcome to your second trimester of pregnancy. You’re probably well and truly used to the little person that is growing inside you. The best news this month is that you should start to feel better. The discomforts you have experienced in early...
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Male fertility and female fertility – know the difference.
The basics of male fertility a sperm’s life-cycle is around 3 months. That is why when male fertility treatment involves changes in diet or environment, couples are asked to wait for 3 months before trying for pregnancy again. Low male...
Ovulation symptoms to watch out for.
Listen to your body and you may be amazed at what it is telling you. Ovulation symptoms can be subtle but often quite noticeable once you know what to look for. They involve your body's normal response to the natural changes in hormones that occur at...
All you need to know about baby poop.
You as a parent sometimes don’t realise how important it is to learn about your baby’s poop. The colours and textures as well as the frequency can tell you a great deal about your baby's health...
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Your very own ovulation calculator.
Marking menstruating days on a calendar is but the first step of a fun and important skill that isn’t taught in schools: “mummy maths”! Before using this calculator to calculate ovulation days, you need to know: the first day...
Pregnancy diet
All you can and cannot eat during your pregnancy. Cravings are natural during pregnancy, however here are some of the food that you can have a lot of and some that you might need to avoid for a few months.
Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR).
Intrauterine growth retardation or IUGR for short occurs in around 3-5% of all pregnancies. This is a condition where the baby’s growth is compromised and restricted, so that they are smaller than they should be. By definition, a baby...
How to effectively deal with childbirth pains.
One of the most daunting aspects of pregnancy is the looming fear of delivery. What will it feel like? How painful is labour? How painful is childbirth? Is it really going to be how it is in the movies? Of course, some pain is inevitable and will...
Pregnancy diet tips: What not to eat.
During pregnancy, there are various reasons to be extra careful about what you eat – it is important to know which foods are safe to eat and which you need to avoid. Some foods contain toxins which could lead to defects in your unborn...
3 Weeks pregnant - What to expect?
Give yourself some time to celebrate, because reaching the 3rd week means conception! Being 3 weeks pregnant means that one of your partner's sperm and one of your eggs have combined and you are in the earliest of stages of pregnancy. If, by chance,...