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During your 2nd trimester, you’ll notice dramatic changes taking place in your body. The most obvious — and expected — is weight gain.
Try not to worry. Extra weight is important for a healthy pregnancy and will eventually come off after you’ve had the baby. Just concentrate on eating nutritious meals, cutting out junk food and exercising regularly (under your healthcare provider’s supervision.) More…
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Your baby is staring to hear! The amniotic liquid is helping sounds travel from you to her. She can hear mom’s heart, stomach and voice, and even some external sounds.
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At this exciting and emotional time, it’s important to have an informed, supportive partner to lean on. Here are some tips that will help Dad help you. |
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 Don’t fret over never-ending lists of ‘necessities’. All she’ll need is a few key basics and a whole lot of love. Here are some helpful supplies to have on hand for when your baby comes home.
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Snack on fresh fruit and wholegrain cereals — they’re healthier than processed foods and sweets, and they help alleviate constipation. Dried fruit also helps with a sluggish digestive system and is an excellent source of iron. |
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