During the last month of pregnancy, there are certain ways you can walk, stand and sit to encourage your baby into a good position for birth ...more
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Your midwife will be one of the most important people you see during your pregnancy, at your labour and for a short period, postnatally. It ...more
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Infertility is incredibly challenging for the couples who struggle with it! Luckily, modern medicine offers many options for aiding in ...more
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Experts at Providence Hospital offer tips and advice on what to expect during childbirth in this video.
When faced with having a baby, many women turn to midwives and doulas to assistant them. Parents TV's Anne Ebeling covers you all you need ...more
This video will show you what to expect at the doctor during your pregnancy.
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Every pregnant woman needs regular prenatal care, right from the start. But what type of prenatal caregiver to choose? Midwife, obstetrician ...more
Constipation is an unpleasant but common symptom of pregnancy. The good news is, there are steps you can take to deal with it. Here is Dr ...more
You're eating for two, but what does that really mean? How many calories per day? What should you avoid? Dr. Keith Eddleman, author of ...more
Getting pregnant should be the most natural thing in the world. But for many couples, it's difficult, if not impossible. There are some ...more
Just when you need a good night's sleep the most, it may be impossible to get. Dr. Keith Eddleman, author of Pregnancy for Dummies, explains ...more
Pregnant women often suffer from swelling in ankles, feet and elsewhere. It's uncomfortable, but is it dangerous? Dr. Keith Eddleman, author ...more
If you've decided to have a child, you'll want to take the very best care of him or her...even if you haven't conceived yet! Here are some ...more
