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Should I Freeze My Eggs? Top 3 Reasons Why Women Are.
Should I Freeze My Eggs? Top 3 Reasons Why Women Are. Women are discovering the benefits of freezing their eggs.
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Pregnancy and the Placenta, What to do Now?
Do you know what placenta encapsulation is? Do you know if you should do it, or how to do it?
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12 Tips to Achieve Your Goal of a Natural Childbirth
Whether you’re a first-time mother or you’ve been down the childbirth path a half-dozen times before, the prospect of natural childbirth can be simultaneously awe-inspiring and panic-inducing. You’re not alone! Millions of women have been in your shoes before, and you CAN have a natural childbirth. Your body is made for this.
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The History Of Baby Vaccines
That Is Not True! The Most Bizarre Pregnancy Myths Debunked
Old wives tales have been passed along from generation to generation. They can carry some weight, especially, in the pregnancy category!
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You’re Pregnant – How to Tell Your Boss
You’ve gotten the news from the Doctor, had your sonogram and worked on processing the news yourself and with your family and loved ones. Now, how do you tell your boss you are pregnant? Here’s some advice.
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Bikinis Are Overrated – Don’t Sweat The Stretch marks
Stretch marks. What visual did those words conjure up for you? They come in every size and a variety of colors. But, no matter if they are red, purple or a bluish silver, you just don’t see people flaunting them in the same way that they rock their tattoos. ?Here’s guide on a very stretchy subject.
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Breastfeeding Moms: How To Care For Yourself
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of a newborn’s life, followed by continued breastfeeding as solid foods are introduced, up to one year or longer. There is a dark side to exclusive breastfeeding, though, and that’s the toll it can take on the mom’s mental and physical state. For this reason, it’s of paramount importance for nursing mothers to focus on self-care whenever possible.
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