About Pregnancy

Pregnancy can be an exciting journey with a lot of emotional, physical and mental changes as your body prepares to bring a new life into the world. Each stage of pregnancy comes with its own set of challenges and joys. Whether you are trying to understand the new symptoms or learning about prenatal care, we have got you covered. You will get all the information on nutrition, health tips, and emotional well-being that will be valuable for you and your unborn baby so you can adapt to this new journey with joy, happiness, and knowledge.
The first trimester marks the exciting beginning of your pregnancy journey. Explore your new symptoms like morning sickness and understand your baby’s development now, in this section
Your Blueberry-Sized Baby: Amazing Changes in Week 7

Your Blueberry-Sized Baby: Amazing Changes in Week 7Week 7 is really about getting used to the idea that there’s a tiny person growing inside you. Right now, your baby’s arms, legs, and important systems are starting to take shape. It’s amazing how much can happen in just a few weeks. Every day, there’s a little more progress, building the foundation for the weeks ahead.

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The second trimester brings new energy and visible changes like a growing belly. Read more to learn what to expect and how to stay healthy.
Week 26 of Pregnancy - Your Baby’s Eyes Are Opening For the First Time

Week 26 of Pregnancy - Your Baby’s Eyes Are Opening For the First TimeDo you know that your baby’s eyelids remain sealed until 26 weeks? This week marks the opening of your foetus's eyelids, achieving an important foetal sensory development milestone. In this article, let’s discuss the important foetal development happening at 26 weeks, how you might feel, and useful tips to support foetal sensory development.

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The final countdown has begun. In this section, read more on how to stay comfortable while preparing for your baby’s arrival.
When Will the Baby Drop? Signs That Labour Is Nearing

When Will the Baby Drop? Signs That Labour Is NearingIn the third trimester, the expectation and delight of meeting the baby start to feel real. During week 33, the foetus starts to sink into the pelvis. This natural physiological process prepares your body for labour. This blog provides a detailed discussion of baby dropping, including signs to look for and ways to comfort yourself.

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Your health is what makes the baby healthy. Find out more about nutrition, prenatal vitamins and other aspects of health in this section.
Travelling While Pregnant: New Guidelines for Safe Trips in Modern Times

Travelling While Pregnant: New Guidelines for Safe Trips in Modern TimesPregnancy is no longer an obstacle to travel. Today's women can confidently plan their travels thanks to updated travel guidelines and contemporary research. This article offers a thorough guide to safe pregnancy travel, covering everything from long drives and flights to travelling abroad. It provides guidance that balances comfort, peace of mind, and medical accuracy so that you can make well-informed travel choices.

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Recovering from a miscarriage is difficult. Explore this section to find guidance on miscarriages, recovery and support.
Recurrent Miscarriages and Why Your Partner's Sperm Quality May Be the Reason Behind It

Recurrent Miscarriages and Why Your Partner's Sperm Quality May Be the Reason Behind ItIt’s really frustrating to go through recurrent miscarriages. While many focus on female factors, your partner’s sperm health can also have a major impact on pregnancy loss. Issues like DNA damage, poor motility, or abnormal shapes can make it hard for an embryo to grow. Checking sperm health and understanding these issues can improve your chances of carrying a pregnancy successfully.

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Navigating pregnancy with a job? Read more to understand how to balance work, health and maternity leaves with confidence.
Working While Pregnant: Effects on the Mother and the Baby

Working While Pregnant: Effects on the Mother and the BabyMany women continue working through pregnancy: by choice, necessity, or both. But doing so can feel like walking a tightrope between ambition and well-being. Long commutes, tight deadlines, and fatigue from growing life inside you can strain your body in ways you don’t immediately see. Understanding how work influences both your health and your baby’s development helps you protect what matters most, without having to give up your professional identity.

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The big day is almost here! Let us read more about the signs of labour, pain relief solutions and what to expect when it is time for delivery.
Compound Presentation: When a Hand or Arm Comes Out With the Head

Compound Presentation: When a Hand or Arm Comes Out With the HeadOnce in a while, a baby surprises everyone by stretching out a tiny hand or arm beside the head during birth. This is called compound presentation. It happens in less than one out of every thousand labours and is usually not dangerous when recognised early. Sometimes the limb slips back as labour progresses; other times it may slow the baby’s descent or require extra help from your doctor. Knowing what this position means, how it is managed, and what outcomes to expect can help you stay composed if it’s mentioned during delivery.

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Find simple solutions to uncomfortable pregnancy symptoms like morning sickness and back pain by exploring this section!
Why Mild Itching During Pregnancy May Signal Haemorrhoids

Why Mild Itching During Pregnancy May Signal HaemorrhoidsMild itching during pregnancy is quite common, but sometimes it may be more than just dry skin or a heat rash. In certain cases, this itching could signal haemorrhoids, a condition you may experience due to hormonal changes and increased body pressure. Understanding why this happens, what signs to look for, and how to manage it can help you stay comfortable and avoid complications.

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