Baby Names
Every year, millions of babies are born, with millions of names coming to life. As Sophia keeps the #1 spot for the 8th year, other baby girl names have climbed up the list. Here is the top 10 of 2017 in North America.
Birthing Homes and Midwife
Giving birth in a hospital or giving birth at home? Natural or c-section? Today, women can put together a customized childbirth plan truly in sync with their personal needs.
Common discomforts
A pregnant woman's body works really hard during the whole process of getting pregnant: needless to say, carrying a baby becomes very tiresome! For the next 9 months, moms-to-be can become very exhausted. Here are a few tips to avoid suffering from excessive fatigue during pregnancy.
Multiple Pregnancy
Twice the happiness or twice the nausea? Twice the joy or twice the anxiety? Expecting twins is a very different adventure than expecting only one baby.
Quick Tips
Ever since you started planning to have a baby, you keep hearing about folic acid. If you're wondering why it's so useful during pregnancy, keep reading for our explanation.
Quick Tips
Make a list of all the things you’ll need for the first few days after delivery and the first few months in. You’ll be glad you did (and so will your little bundle of joy).
Sexuality
For many pregnant women, sex during the first trimester can be a lot of back and forth between pleasurable and uncomfortable experiences.
Quick Tips
You took a pregnancy test (maybe even two!) and it is confirmed, you are pregnant! Congratulations! Now, how will you announce your pregnancy to daddy and the others?
In Shape
The long summer days are perfect to start walking, and with them come more excuses to sit back and relax. Here are some simple walking workouts that will help you stay in shape this summer.
Common discomforts
From pregnancy to menopause, women’s bodies change. To know how to react to these many transformations, consult the new Health and Pregnancy website.
Diet
Nathalie Regimbal used her inspiration to create six delicious cocktails that contain three essential nutrients required by pregnant women: folic acid, iron and calcium.
In-Utero
Folic acid is the best prevention against neural tube defects that affect 2 to 4 babies out of 1000. Here’s everything you should know.
