If you’re one of the moms-to-be or an expectant parent, you know that there’s a lot to learn about childbirth and pregnancy. Unless you’re lucky enough to have a friend or family member who can give you some good advice, it can be challenging to find all the information you need. That’s where a birth…
Moms-to-be, have you ever considered using hypnosis during your pregnancy? It can help you to feel more relaxed and comfortable during pregnancy and birth. However, you may be wondering what other benefits there are, how it works, and if it’s safe. Here’s a look at everything you need to know about using pregnant Hypno to…
Around 40 weeks pregnant, most women can feel their baby kicking and move around. This is a sign that your little one is getting ready to be born! As you near the end of your pregnancy, it’s essential to be aware of the signs that labor may start soon. Most women go into labor within…
If you are like most pregnant women, you are eagerly counting down the days until your baby is born. But even if you aren’t quite ready for labor and delivery, there’s no need to worry – according to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, only about 5 percent of babies born Fweighon their due…
By 38 weeks pregnant, your baby is almost full-term! Most babies will be born during the next two weeks. Your baby’s lungs are mature, and they are ready to breathe on their own outside of the womb. The only thing left for your little one to do is grow slightly bigger. Your belly is big…
37 weeks pregnant! This is the home stretch for many moms preparing for labor and delivery. You can do a few things this week to prepare for the big day. For example, make sure you have everything packed in your hospital bag. If you’re not quite there yet, don’t worry – we’ll give you a…
Congratulations! You have made it to your 36th week of pregnancy. This is an exciting time, as you are getting close to meeting your little one. You should know a few things at 36 weeks pregnant as you are heading up to delivery. For example, what can you expect during labor? How will you know…
At 35 weeks pregnant, you are in the home stretch of your pregnancy! Most women will receive delivery between 37 and 41 weeks. This week is a great time to start preparing for labor and delivery. You should also monitor your baby’s movements and take care of yourself. This blog post can cover the symptoms…
Are you pregnant and planning to give birth soon? If so, you’ll want to download our free printable birth plan! This document will help you prepare for your baby’s birth, from deciding on your preferred mode of delivery to specifying what kind of pain relief you’d like. Plus, it can also serve as a checklist…
Are you pregnant and trying to figure out when your baby is going to arrive? Or maybe you’re planning a pregnancy and would like to know the approximate due date. Either way, using a baby due date calculator can help estimate the arrival date of your little one. This article explains how to use these…
Are you pregnant and curious about when your baby will arrive? If so, you may wonder how to calculate your estimated delivery date (EDD). While there is no one definitive way to do this, a few methods can help you get a rough idea of when your little one will make his or her debut….
If you’re like most moms-to-be, you probably want to know how far along you are in your pregnancy. And if you’re trying to calculate your due date, you’ll need to know the date of your last menstrual period. Luckily, there’s an easy way to do both – with the help of an online calculator. Just…