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    • Journaling During Pregnancy

      If you’ve never journaled before, you might be surprised to hear that it can be very therapeutic and healing for many people. Journaling in pregnancy can help you process all those “big feelings,” fears, and elation that happens. It’s also a great time to record those crazy pregnancy dreams you have and make notes of any changes you feel in your body.
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    • Gestational Hypertension and Preeclampsia

      During prenatal check-ups, you’ll quickly become accustomed to having your blood pressure checked and in certain offices, a urine sample. While these activities seem routine, they are critical to your health and the health of your baby.
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    • What's On Our Bookshelf

        Research shows that early literacy is a key indicator of academic success. Thank goodness for teachers, right?! Research also shows that the lan...
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    • Mom Guilt in 2020

      We recently touched on how mom guilt helps with perspective on parenting as well as ways to embrace it and work through it by finding community. BUT what about this year? 2020.
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    • 5 Ways to Create Joy in Pregnancy

      The changes to your body during pregnancy are many, but the emotional changes are often the ones that women find they have the most challenging time dealing with. We all expect our bellies to grow, to be a little clumsy and tired, but the surging hormones can affect everyone differently.
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    • Liz's Birth Story

        My husband and I met in 2014 and married in 2016. We quickly started our journey to parenthood. You see, I was 36 years old and also known in t...
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    • Partners in Grief

      The pregnancy journey isn't always straightforward and can be full of ups and downs. Unfortunately, some couples know this far too well.
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    • Becky's Birth Story

      I remember thinking “I’d be 20 weeks now,” or “today would have been my due date.” I was mad that my body failed me, I felt guilty that my husband was grieving, I was scared I may never become a mother. 
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    • Choosing a Breast Pump

      If you have made the decision to breastfeed, it’s time to start investigating breast pumps. They are not all alike! An excellent resource to start with would be your provider or a lactation consultant. 
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    • Easy, At-Home Exercises for Pregnant Moms

      When you find out you are pregnant, you can feel overwhelming emotions and a huge responsibility to the little human you are growing! One of the things that many women worry about is exercising. Is it safe? Who do you listen to, your mom who says you need to take it easy, or your girlfriend who insists she went to spin class right up until the day she delivered?
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    • Pregnancy Myths Debunked

      Years of TV watching have taught us that when women get pregnant, they want weird foods like pickles and ice cream and that they need to avoid fish and never, ever eat spicy food. Well, not all of that is true.
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    • Body Image During Pregnancy

      A pregnancy is, generally speaking, 10 months from the time of conception to the time of birth.  That’s 40 weeks.  280 days.  And in that short period of time, your baby goes from a fertilized egg, which is roughly 0.1mm (not even visible to the human eye), to a full term, living, breathing human who on average weighs around 7.5lbs at birth.
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