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Pregnancy is a challenging time, right from the moments of trying to conceive through the morning sickness and the intensity of labor and delivery. Get help and advice on what to expect while pregnant, including tips on early signs of pregnancy and coping with nausea.

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Bed Rest Escapes
Get Away (Virtually, Anyway) While on Bed Rest During Pregnancy
By: Kelby Carr  on: Sun 09 of Sep, 2007 [02:28 UTC]  (1916 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Photo of pregnant woman in bed, copyright Miguel Ugalde

Getting put on bed rest during pregnancy means even travel to the end of your driveway is banned, but there are many ways escape the monotony of bed rest. I was put on bed rest during my last pregnancy, so I know sometimes a pregnant woman would be thrilled for permission merely to check the mailbox. Here are tips for getting a virtual escape from the confines or your bed during bed rest.

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Pregnant Travel Safety Tips
Tips and Advice Before Your Travel While Expecting
By: Kelby Carr  on: Sun 09 of Sep, 2007 [02:14 UTC]  (2278 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Photo of pregnant woman, copyright Jyn Meyer

Traveling while pregnant isn't always off-limits, and you may have to travel for work or personal reasons. There are safety issues, and sheer matters of remaining comfortable traveling while pregnant. Before you travel when expecting, make pregnant travel easier with these tips.

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Extending Maternity Leave
Tactics to Stretch Out That Precious Maternity Leave with your New Baby
By: Kelby Carr  on: Thu 06 of Sep, 2007 [02:56 UTC]  (4351 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Get tips on extending your maternity leave. Photo copyright Jyn Meyer.

Maternity leave can seem oh-so short, but there are ways to extend your maternity leave. Find out some tactics for making your maternity leave last longer so you get more bonding time with your newborn baby, as well as ways to cope with maternity leave issues like loss of income or threats to your job.

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Your Pregnancy Workout
Great ways to stay in shape for those 9 months.
By: Taylor_Blue  on: Sun 02 of Sep, 2007 [19:13 UTC]  (2036 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)

Try these great exercises to stay healthy and in shape while during the big P.

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Maternity Jeans
Cute, Cool, Fun and Comfortable Maternity Jeans
By: Kelby Carr  on: Sun 26 of Aug, 2007 [16:25 UTC]  (4693 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Maternity jeans from Mimi Maternity

One of the tough parts about being pregnant is that maternity clothes can be so drab, and your own favorites like jeans tend to be the first thing your belly outgrows. There is no need to wear lame maternity jeans. Here are some cute, cool and comfortable maternity jeans for pregnant women.

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When Your Friend's on Bed Rest
Five Ways to Lend a Hand
By: nicu101  on: Fri 17 of Aug, 2007 [20:08 UTC]  (6375 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)

Although it sometimes sounds like a life of luxury when you’re big, swollen and uncomfortably pregnant, being on bed rest really isn’t any fun. Typically, it’s a time filled with anxiety alternating with complete and total boredom. So, the next time you find yourself with a friend who’s been put on bed rest, here are a few things you can do to help.

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How to Reduce Caffeine During Pregnancy
The 7-Day Withdrawal-Free, Headache-Free Caffeine Reduction Method
By: Kelby Carr  on: Sun 01 of Jul, 2007 [15:07 UTC]  (2399 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
7-Day Plan to Reduce Caffeine, photo copyright Thorsten Epping

During pregnancy, a small amount of caffeine is safe, but it is recommended that expecting moms reduce their caffeine to that level. Most caffeinated drinks also provide empty calories and sugar beyond the caffeine. If you're a coffee or soda junkie, this could be tough. Here is a pain-free method for reducing or eliminating your daily caffeine.

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Twin Pregnancy
How Twin Pregnancy Differs From Singleton Pregnancies
By: Kelby Carr  on: Wed 20 of Jun, 2007 [01:13 UTC]  (3416 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Twin pregnancy

Twin pregnancy is not like a singleton pregnancy. Women pregnant with twins will have different dietary needs, as well as increased risks for conditions such as preterm labor. The best way to a healthy twin pregnancy is to educate yourself on the various issues and get the best prenatal care for a twin pregnancy possible.

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Doulas For Pregnancy, Labor, Birth, and Postpartum Support
Childbirth Assistants Who Mother The Mother
By: kieransmom  on: Sat 09 of Jun, 2007 [01:43 UTC]  (2049 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)

The word "doula" is derived from ancient Greek, meaning "woman caregiver of another woman." Modern doulas are women who are hired by the expectant mother to give prenatal advice and assistance during pregnancy, labor, and birth. The employment of doulas has been shown to increase the safety of childbirth, and increases expectant mothers' knowledge and confidence about their bodies' abilities. Many birth doulas also offer postpartum support, to help a new mother with the challenges of newborn care, breastfeeding, and other challenges.

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Vegetarian Pregnancy Diet
What to Eat When You're Vegetarian and Expecting a Baby
By: kieransmom  on: Fri 08 of Jun, 2007 [22:14 UTC]  (3766 reads)
Rating: (7.00/10)
Lentils are a great way for vegetarian pregnant women to get protein

During a vegetarian pregnancy, it is crucial to be sure you get the various nutrients needed while expecting into your diet. I'm inspired to write this article because I am four weeks pregnant. Since I am a lacto-ovo vegetarian, today my doula/nurse/midwife friend counseled me on the phone about what I am eating every day.

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