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10 Things Not to Eat While Pregnant?
When a woman is pregnant, her hormones go wild. Not only do these hormones frequently bring a woman to tears, the Colorado State University warns that they also suppress a woman’s immune system. This makes it much harder for a woman to fight off many of the typically insignificant food-borne illnesses. This also puts a baby at risk of contracting food-borne illnesses through the mother. To prevent tragedy, avoid these 10 things not to eat while pregnant.
What Are the Different Family Planning Methods?
Couples have many choices when it comes to family planning methods. Learning more about your family planning options–and which method will best fit your health and lifestyle–can help you to make the right contraceptive choice. Family planning methods include hormonal contraceptives (like the pill), intrauterine devices, barrier methods, and sterilization.
Side Effects of Soy Infant Formula
Many babies have a difficult time tolerating dairy-based formulas. Soy infant formula is the usual alternative; however, research has shown some problems and concerns with high consumption of soy products. Soy formula should not be the first choice for infant feeding and you should consult your pediatrician for formula recommendations. Some babies, however, cannot tolerate dairy proteins and will require a soy-based formula. What are the possible side effects of soy infant formula and should you be concerned?
Infant Development at 17 Months
Your 17-month-old is not quite a baby and not a full-fledged toddler yet. Her language skills are emerging but aren’t sufficient for her to express her feelings, wants and needs. Her physical skills are also progressing quickly. She may be able to climb on anything and won’t remain confined to her stroller for long. And, that makes her tricky to keep up with!
Bleeding & Cramping During Pregnancy
Bleeding and cramping can occur at any time during a pregnancy. Early within the first trimester, bleeding might not necessarily be indicative of a serious problem. Bleeding and cramping that occur in the second and third trimesters, however, could be cause for concern. Regardless of when the bleeding occurs, a pregnant woman should always consult with her physician to determine the status of the pregnancy and health of her developing baby.