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To get the most out of your maternity leave, it's important to plan ahead.
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With each passing week, your baby's muscles develop, and you'll feel more and more distinctive movements.
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You and your partner may be ready to seek help to conceive, and fertility treatment seems like the next logical step. But slow down: you may be skipping a step or two.
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You're trying to get pregnant, but that + test result still eludes you. You're trying everything - tracking your cycle, marking the first day of your period on a calendar - even taking your basal body temperature to find out if you're ovulating.
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Are you wondering if the time is right to welcome another child into your family? Here are a few things to consider:
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Do you have questions about managing breast-feeding problems? Learn more about dealing with milk supply, feeding, and breast pain issues, and find out when to call a lactation consultant.
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Starting to breast-feed your baby? Learn more about the benefits of breast-feeding and what to expect.
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New or expecting mothers have a lot on their minds, so they may not be thinking about their allergies – but their allergies may still be there, and allergy medications can be a cause of concern during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
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Premature babies, or preemies, particularly those born before 37 weeks in the womb or those who are very small, need extra help. Find out more about your preemie's special needs.
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