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Here are the Pregnancy Checklist on Month for Month Basis
1 Month Pregnant.
Whether your home pregnancy test is positive or your doctor has just confirmed it, congratulations - you’re officially pregnant! You are at the beginning of an incredible journey that will see you and your developing baby go through some...
2 Months Pregnant.
It’s still early days but congratulations on making it to your second month of pregnancy. Your baby is growing fast this month. It will be a millimetre bigger each day. It’s important to acknowledge that this is a critical month for your...
4 Months Pregnant.
Welcome to your second trimester of pregnancy. You’re probably well and truly used to the little person that is growing inside you. The best news this month is that you should start to feel better. The discomforts you have experienced in early...
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Ovulation symptoms to watch out for.
Listen to your body and you may be amazed at what it is telling you. Ovulation symptoms can be subtle but often quite noticeable once you know what to look for. They involve your body's normal response to the natural changes in hormones that occur at...
All you need to know about baby poop.
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Fetal alcohol syndrome (FASD).
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Everything you need to know about your ovulation days.
If you're planning to get pregnant, it's time to start identifying the ovulation day in your cycle. Your chances of getting pregnant are much higher if you make sure that you have sex in the days leading up to that critical ovulation day, so...
Luteal phase.
Luteal phase This is the phase of your menstrual cycle which begins after you have ovulated and lasts until either pregnancy occurs or the breakdown of the corpus luteum has begun. The typical length for a luteal phase is 10 – 16 days, though...
Pregnancy diet for third trimester.
In the third trimester, your baby’s growth will speed up as the baby gains weights, and you would need to eat the right food to boost your energy levels. You have to continue to eat healthy, so that your body has all the necessary nutrients...
4 Weeks pregnant - What to expect?
This week you can look forward to implantation! The embryo, which is now called a blastocyst, has found its way to the uterus and is looking for a suitable place to nestle in for the next 36 weeks or so. Implantation usually happens at around the...