Pregnancy

Moderate consumption is the best way to utilize this beverage’s positive effects.

This natural birthing technique emphasizes delivery without pain medication.

Due to lack of proof of safety, use this traditionally acclaimed oil with caution.

Early diagnosis of eye infections during pregnancy could help avoid rigorous treatment.

Light-colored stool may be a sign; treatment depends on the severity and gestational age.

Love tattoos but worried about their safety? You may take precautions during pregnancy or try safer alternatives.

Look out for food additives such as MSG that may not be entirely safe when pregnant.

When used at a controlled temperature, electric blankets can be safe.

Traveling in mid-pregnancy may be safe but talk to your doctor if you have complications.

It is a great source of nutrition, but its high vitamin A content may adversely affect babies.

Head facing down and chin tucked to the chest with facing to mother's back position are ideal for labor.

Prepare yourself for delivery and to hold your bundle of joy soon.

Giving your body time to heal and taking care of yourself is paramount.

Learn to recognize false contractions during this later stage of gestation.

It is when the baby's head is visible in the birth canal, and your doctor may instruct you on how to push further.

During this month, you might gain your body weight and experience changes in how you walk.

Explore the safe asanas after delivery that strengthen your body and improve flexibility.

As your pregnancy advances, wear proper footwear to reduce the risk of injury from falls.

This condition can be managed by using hot compresses or with massage therapy.

Knowing the symptoms of the second trimester can help you manage them better.

All contractions are not the same, and you need to identify the ones that indicate true labor.