
Author Archives: Sandra Henderson
Editor-in-chief at Babiology and a proud mother of four passionate about sharing pregnancy and baby growth knowledges
Author Archives: Sandra Henderson
Editor-in-chief at Babiology and a proud mother of four passionate about sharing pregnancy and baby growth knowledges
The uterus is getting bigger and bigger, belly is protruding, and pigmentation occurs once you are 7 months pregnant. Along with the swelling of abdomen, your waist would tilt backward and feel backache when you walk. Constipation and hemorrhoids may also occur. The fetus’ sleeping and wake up time is now fixed. At 7 months pregnant, […]
Continue readingBeing 6 months pregnant, fetal muscles and nerves are fully developed. The fetus can now move independently. Amniotic fluid increases, and the baby moves back and forth freely in the amniotic fluid. Baby movement at 6 months pregnant becomes more apparent. Note 1: Finger sucking, might drink the amniotic fluid too. Note 2: The uterus is larger than an […]
Continue readingAt 5 months pregnant, the breasts get bigger and the tummy gets more protruded. The placenta is more stable now. The baby develops rapidly everyday with more changes. Most pregnant women can feel fetal movement now. Some can even feel it at the beginning of week 16. During 5 months pregnant, the fetal movement can […]
Continue readingAt 4 months pregnant, particularly 14 weeks after first day of the last menstrual period, most important body organs of the fetus have developed in shape. In addition, the placenta too is now almost fully formed. High risk period of miscarriage is over. It is now a period of stability. During 4 months pregnant, no […]
Continue readingMany moms choose to feed their babies exclusively with baby formula or to use it as a supplement to breast milk. However, with so many options for formula, such as whole milk, soy, iron-fortified, or hypoallergenic, choosing the best one for your infant can be a daunting task.So, how do you decide which baby formula […]
Continue readingTaking the wrong medicine may lead to birth defects or miscarriage. It’s considered dangerous drugs if it affects the pregnancy when taken by the mother.Dangerous Medicine during Early PregnancyYou should exercise caution with respect to taking medication during early pregnancy. Using prescription carelessly could have fatal consequences for the fetus. To guarantee your own peace of […]
Continue reading“My wife is pregnant for the first time, what do I need to do?”. This is commonly the words I hear from fathers to be.It is important that the husband takes part in the pregnancy process, too by being a good husband. The fetus in her belly can feel the same deep affection that mom […]
Continue readingDuring early pregnancy, it is best to focus on your nutrition. Try not to consume more calories than you did before you got pregnant. What is most important at this time is to make sure you are getting enough high-quality protein, calcium and other critical nutrients. The nutrition that you are getting from what you […]
Continue readingEven if you do not write in a pregnancy journal often, try to keep one when pregnant. Fill page after page with the love you have for your child in mind. Even as the years go by, taking out your pregnancy journal and reading it will fill you with joy. You can also show it […]
Continue readingMorning sickness, bleeding, frequent urination and other unpleasant symptoms are some of the early pregnancy symptoms. You should know how to keep them in check. Some early pregnancy symptoms last the whole trimester.Morning Sickness: Early Pregnancy Symptoms Quick Navigation Morning Sickness: Early Pregnancy SymptomsHypoglycemia and DizzinessMemory LossBleedingEctopic Pregnancy (Signs of Pregnancy)MiscarriageCervical EctropionPolyp of CervixMolar PregnancyHemorrhoidsOvarian […]
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