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The day that celebrates the essence of a mother is Mother's Day. One of those occasions that none of us can afford to miss, Mother's Day is something everyone can relate to. People across regions, religions, castes, cultures, genders and financial status have emotions binding them to their mothers. There could not be a more universal celebration than this one.
Fear and worry are so common for both partners in pregnancy.
Nearly every pregnant woman or her partner will worry about
something pregnancy related at one point or another. My guess would
be multiple worries, multiple times.
According,
to a U.S. research,
women who eat low-fat dairy foods may have a higher risk of infertility than
those who treat themselves to full-fat ice cream or cheese. They
found that women who ate two or more servings of low-fat dairy foods a day had
an 85 percent higher risk of a certain type of infertility than
women who ate less than one serving of low-fat dairy food a week. The women who
ate the most low-fat dairy foods were the most likely to report they suffered
from anovulatory infertility, when the body fails to produce enough egg cells.
A toddlers body needs food as fuel - in moderate doses throughout the day so that the body is well fed. Having four or five 'mini-meals' daily helps children overcome food cravings and maintain healthy weight.
Even if you've always had a stomach of iron, pregnancy weakens
your immune system and makes you more vulnerable to food-borne
illnesses that could make you sick and harm your baby. So it's
important to avoid certain foods during pregnancy.
 Top 10 Risks of Formula Feeding for the Baby
WHO estimates that only 35% of infants are getting any breast milk at all by age four months.
A new study (May 18,2012 ) suggests babies who are fed milk from their mothers' breasts gain less weight over their first year compared to babies fed milk & reast or formula from a bottle. According to Dr. Ruowei Li, of the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta "
Top 10 Post Pregnancy Diet Tips to Shed that Extra Weight
Looking for the fastest way to reach the pre pregnancy weight? The
answers lie here.
A great post pregnancy diet is a must when attempting to lose the weight
both for, baby & you. The right time to begin watching your calorie
intake would be six weeks after delivery. In case you're breastfeeding
mom, experts recommend that you wait until your baby is at least 2
months old before you try to lose weight.
Top 10 Prenatal Pilate Exercises while Seated
Pilates is an excellent exercise option during pregnancy as it is great at building core strength. If your abdominals, back, and pelvic floor/Kegel muscles are toned, they will support a more comfortable pregnancy and delivery.
Top 10 to Revive your Sex Life After Baby
Dropping levels of hormones, parenting insecurities and feelings of unattractiveness can dry up desire post child birth. You probably just don’t feel like yourself down there. On average, couples resume sexual relations by seven weeks and 90% are back to some sort of love making routine by six months.
Top 10 to Minimize the Risk of Miscarriage
Miscarriage can leave
a couple severely shaken as the anticipation of having a baby
suddenly turns to grief over a loss. Many feel devastated and guilty
even if the miscarriage occurs during the early weeks or months of
the pregnancy. Read on.....
Stem cells hold tremendous promise for the treatment of many serious diseases. Many clinics that are offering stem cell treatments make claims about what stem cells can and cannot do that are not supported by our understanding of science. This article tries to correct some of the misinformation that is being widely circulated.
"My
libido is very low and I just can't be bothered with sex at all." A lot of
women report drop in their sex drive with progressing age and a busy lifestyle.
Low libido can be an indication of a health
condition that you may not have heard about from your doctor: adrenal fatigue.
Clinical studies indicates that fibroids are aggravated by an excess of
oestrogen in the body and that fibroids can be shrunk successfully simply by
getting the oestrogen levels back into balance.
Pregnant women are subjected to some of the risk factors which they may
develop either before pregnancy or during pregnancy. These complications
generally affect the woman and the baby. Some of the serious complications that
might be developed during pregnancy can be dis-located placenta and also
placental abruption.
Top
10 Post-Natal Abdominal Exercise
Commitment to exercise workout
is the key to achieve a flat abdomen even after you have gone
through child birth. Read on.....
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