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Birth:Birth Plans

Labor and Delivery Hospital Checklist ___ Before & After

Sometime between weeks 35 and 36 of your pregnancy, you will likely want to prepare a bag of things to bring to the hospital for labor and delivery. Things that you will likely need include:PAPER...

Birth:Labor

Are second labors usually quicker and easier?

A discussion on if second labors are quicker and easier.

Labor and Delivery Hospital Checklist Before & After
Sometime between weeks 35 and 36 of your pregnancy, you will likely want to prepare a bag of things to bring to the hospital for labor and delivery. Things that you will likely need include:...

Birth:Labor:Stages Of

The Third Stage of Labor

Discusses the third stage of labor in which you deliver your baby and then the placenta.

Books:Pregnancy:Over 35

The Essential over 35 Pregnancy Guide

Everything You Need to Know About Becoming a Mother Later in Life.

Pregnancy over 35
For the many baby-boomers who are postponing pregnancy comes reassuring advice from a specialist in late pregnancy. Includes complete, up-to-date medical information on everything from amniocentesis to coping with motherhood and a career.

Pregnancy:Complaints

Why do I have to urinate so much while I am pregnant?

The causes of frequent urination while pregnant.

Pregnancy:Complaints:Stretch-Marks

Stretch marks

"Half of all pregnant women get stretch marks. Find out what causes them, and if they'll go away."

Pregnancy:Fertility:Ovulation

What does it mean if my FSH levels are elevated?

Implications of elevated FSH levels.

Pregnancy:Fetal Development

Fetal Development Week by Week – Week 35

A description of fetal development during week 35 of pregnancy.

Fetal Development Week by Week – Week 39
A description of fetal development during week 39 of pregnancy.

How soon can my baby's heart beat be heard?
A discussion of how soon your baby's heartbeat can be heard.

Pregnancy:Fetal Development:Movement

Is it normal for my baby to have hiccups in utero?

A look at hiccups in utero.

Pregnancy:Health

Antepartum Depression

Article dicusses antepartum depression - depression which occurs during pregnancy.

How Much Weight Should I Expect To Gain With A Twin Pregnancy?
Weight gain is a necessary and important component of your pregnancy. A woman who is in the normal weight range for her height should typically gain somewhere between 25 and 35 pounds during her...

Pregnancy:Health:Toxoplasmosis

I have tested positive for toxoplasmosis and am pregnant? What happens next

A discussion on when you test positive for toxoplasmosis when pregnant.

Pregnancy:High Risk

Pregnancy Over 35 - Pregnancy Risks

A discussion of the risks involved with pregnancy over the age of 35.

Pregnancy:Misc Issues

How early can a pregnancy be seen on an ultrasound?

Information on how early pregnancy can be seen on an ultrasound.

Is it safe to have an X-Ray if I am pregnant?
A look at the safety of X-Rays during pregnancy.

Is massage safe during pregnancy?
A look at massage during pregnancy.

What types of questions should I ask my doctor on my first visit?
Some questions to ask your doctor during your first prenatal visit.

Pregnancy:Miscarriage

Is there anyway I can prevent a miscarriage?

A discussion on if there are ways to prevent miscarriage.

Pregnancy:Nutrition

What is a healthy weight gain during pregnancy?

Weight gain is a normal part of pregnancy, but you may be wondering how much weight you should gain. Most health care practitioners recommend gaining between 25-35 pounds if you were a h...

Pregnancy:Over 35

35 and Pregnant

Information on pregnancy after 35 and the concerns and risks involved.
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Before You're Pregnant: A Mommy After 35
Women over 35 have a slightly increased chance of complications during pregnancy. Good prenatal care and healthy habits can help you reduce some of these risks.

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