Here are some common questions moms ask about pregnancy, motherhood and babies: Is breastfeeding better for baby’s development? How do I know the baby is getting enough milk? How often should I change my newborn’s diaper?
Here are some common questions moms ask about pregnancy, motherhood and babies: Is breastfeeding better for baby’s development? How do I know the baby is getting enough milk? How often should I change my newborn’s diaper?
Here is a collection of inspirational motherhood and fatherhood quotes. We put this together as a celebration of parenthood and our way of saying how special you all are.
Is there anything more exciting than bringing home a new baby? However, there’s not a lot that’s more stressful either. You can feed the excitement and starve the stress by preparing for your baby’s arrival well in advance. You’ll be putting your nesting urge to good use and helping yourself enjoy time with your baby after the delivery.
Here are 10 pregnancy truths nobody tells you about – bigger breasts, bigger feet, sensitive sense of smell, or what happens during your first ultrasound, etc.
A baby’s gender is determined by the sperm on day one. If the sperm is carrying an X chromosome, the baby will be a girl. If the sperm is carrying a Y chromosome, the baby will be a boy. With a normal pregnancy, the genital parts of the baby become visible by ultrasound after 14 weeks of pregnancy.