pregnancy
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Experts explain why pregnant women should settle for non-alcoholic beverages and what the effects are of drinking to their unborn child. -
Find out the importance of this gland and whether you should have it checked if you’re pregnant. -
Stay safe and sane amidst the merriment with tips from a mom who’s been there and done that. -
We find out if a relaxing massage is really good for you and the baby. -
Do you hate the smell of food you once loved? Do you cry at almost anything? You’re not alone. -
Couples planning to have kids can now take this test to help foresee pregnancy problems. -
Find out what made the list in our feature on the most common cravings of Pinay preggy women. -
Suffering from this pregnancy condition? Read on for tips on how to feel better starting right now. -
The U.S. may be miles away from the Philippines, but with the nature of a type of bacteria called listeria, it’s never a bad thing to be informed about it. -
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Here are some tips to keep preggy drivers as safe as possible on the road. -
Set your child’s health to a good start by starting as early as during your pregnancy. -
The secret to getting baby to eat vegetables may be as simple as eating lots of it while pregnant. -
Women with a history of anorexia or bulimia will most likely find themselves having a difficult time conceiving, says a study. -
What’s normal and what calls for immediate medical attention? Read about the most common pregnancy troubles and know how to stay safe. -
Wondering what food you can and cannot eat while pregnant? An expert tells us. -
Find out how a recent study proves the lack of association between folic acid supplementation and childhood asthma. -
There’s more to this temporary organ than you think. Learn the crucial role it plays in a fetus’s brain development. -
Here’s a comprehensive guide to finding out how your baby is developing as you wait for his big arrival. -
A US research team studies the link between pain medications and malformations in newborns. -
Learn more about pseudocyesis, also known as phantom pregnancy and imagined pregnancy. -
The summer’s extra heat and humidity can put a toll on preggy women’s extra sensitive skin and body temperature. Arm yourself with these must-have products to keep comfy and cool. -
Learn more about your baby’s umbilical cord and how to detect coiled cord early on during pregnancy. -
Nobody said having a baby was a walk in the park. We share three of the most common discomforts preggy women experience and what you can do.
