second trimester
It happens around week 14 or so. The fatigue and morning sickness that may have marred your first trimester begin to subside. Perhaps for the first time in months, you feel healthy, sexy and ... READ MORE
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Maybe you think sleep deprivation won't be an issue until after your baby is born. Hah! Depending on how pregnant you are, everything from "morning" sickness to scary dreams to restless leg ... READ MORE
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Walking is the one workout that suits pregnant women of all different fitness levels. It’s as gentle or as challenging as you need it to be. It requires no investment (all you really need is ... READ MORE
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When you're pregnant, the payoffs for developing strong abdominal and pelvic-floor muscles are plentiful. “These muscles are a pregnant woman’s best friend,” says Julie Tupler, R.N., creator ... READ MORE
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As your baby bump grows and grows with your pregnancy, we're sure this question is going to cross your mind: Should I continue wearing my seat belt. In short: Yes, always!An estimated 800 ... READ MORE
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There is probably no better way to prepare for childbirth than with yoga. The practice involves not just exercise but mindfulness as well, opening both your body and mind to what lies ahead. ... READ MORE
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“My biggest concern was telling my boss I was pregnant.” Jessica Amoroso, Sherman Oaks, Calif.. I work in Los Angeles for a Boston-based company, and I frequently travel as part of my job ... READ MORE
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Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), or high blood sugar during pregnancy, used to be relatively rare, occurring in about 3 percent to 4 percent of pregnancies. But in recent years, the rate ... READ MORE
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We can’t Google our way through childbirth (yet), but we can study it online. Childbirth education covers anatomy, the birth process and pain management, and many people consider traditional ... READ MORE
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