prenatal care
What’s more important than gender? Things your doctor checks for on a pregnancy ultrasound
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Pregnancy ultrasounds give you a glimpse into your unborn baby’s world. Let’s take a look at the different types of pregnancy ultrasounds and the importance of each one.
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Why prenatal care and a support system is important during pregnancy
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Learn why prenatal care is very important and why you also need a reliable support system for a positive pregnancy experience.
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Crucial questions to ask at your first prenatal visit
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After scheduling your first prenatal appointment, it’s time to ask questions that will help keep your pregnancy safe and healthy.
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49 questions to ask before choosing your prenatal care provider
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Putting together your ideal birth team is important. Find out what questions to ask a prenatal care provider to ensure they are the right fit for you.
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Asked 2 months ago by Anonymous
Donna Reese June 22, 2022 10:39 AM
I am a nurse but not an OB nurse. However, friends who have had c-sections have told me the following when it comes to vaginal birth after a c-section: There are criteria that your OB will use to determine if it is safe for you to deliver naturally after a c-section. This information leads to (more)
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Stella Smith
Donna Reese June 14, 2022 10:19 AM
I have heard many babies named some of the older and traditional names, such as Abigail and Henry, but they may not be unique. Friends who had babies of late had some cute names for the little ones, such as: Brooks Kadence Lorelei Mina Elina Emerson I was also surprised to see my grandmother's strange (more)
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Lesley Scott
Stella Smith June 11, 2022 9:58 AM
This is such a devastating experience for your friend. I agree with the acknowledgement that a real loss has occurred and that there are no words that can make this feel right again. The idea of attending the home with a care pack of food and self care items like a candle and plant are (more)
