Pregnancy

I’ used to think that everyone should have children. Naturally, it’s an expected part of life. You’re born, you go to school, graduate from college, get married, start a career, have

Yep, she’s having a baby! Depending on who she is, you will probably be invited to a baby shower and you will be preempted to find just the perfect baby

Postpartum depression is described as the depression that often hits women several days to weeks after giving birth. In rare instances, it has made women completely unstable and unable to

With pregnancy come scars. These scars are in the form of stretch marks that can warp around your stomach, hips, thighs, legs and even arms. Most of the time, they

When you think about unintended pregnancies you probably picture the 17 year old girl, just out of high school with a promising future before her who accidentally, unintentionally gets pregnant.

Almost as quickly as we bask in the excitement of finding out we are pregnant; it becomes natural to worry about having a miscarriage. The worry is usually compounded by

Ovulation. That very important time during each and every month when you are thought to be as fertile as possible thus optimizing your possibility of conception. With today’s little ovulation

There seems to be a great divide among women. Some know their bodies so well that they can almost feel different the day of conception, while others can miss a

The subject of epidurals is one that should be taken up with your obstetrician long before you have your baby. No matter what you decide prenatal – make sure that