Week 26 of your Pregnancy
Oct 14
Coping with bed rest
Most pregnancies are healthy and allow you to be active. Sometimes, however, complications require a mother to be inactive instead. If your doctor says you must rest-even staying in bed until you deliver-to prevent premature labor or another possible danger to you and your baby, take heart. Many women and their families have found ways to cope. (more…)
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Week 23 of your Pregnancy
Sep 15
Sleeping comfortably
As your pregnancy progresses, finding a restful position in which to sleep may become difficult. Extra pillows placed at your back, against your stomach, and between your knees will make you comfortable. Your doctor or midwife may encourage you to sleep on your left side, rather than on your right, as well. (more…)
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Week 17 of your Pregnancy
Sep 15
Pregnancy posture
As the fetus develops, your ligaments loosen and your center of gravity shifts. You are carrying the weight of your fetus and uterus, as well as any energy stores of fat added to your hips and torso. The way you walk, sit, and stand are likely to change and may strain your back. (more…)
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