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0 Posted on: 14-Dec-2008

Getting pregnant and experiencing the most beautiful feeling of motherhood is something every women dream of. When you start planning to have a baby every month you are curious to know the result and even without planning many women get pregnant but they could not understand the symptoms. Lets check out signs and symptoms associated with pregnancy. Pregnancy symptoms differ from woman to woman and pregnancy to pregnancy. If you have been sexually active and experiencing any of the following symptoms it is important to take a pregnancy test.

Delay/Difference in Menstruation: Missing of periods is the most common pregnancy symptom and you must go for pregnancy test. Some women might only experience a much lighter period compared to their usual. You might not experience any of the pregnancy signs listed below until around the time you notice you've missed your monthly cycle.

Type:PARENTING

Tags:Pregnancy , Pregnant , Baby , Child , MotherhoodPregnancy , Pregnant , Baby , Child , Motherhood , Signs , Symptoms , Weight , Tummy , Back , Pain , Sex , Doctor , hospital , Health more

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Care after a Cesarean Birth

0 Posted on: 04-Jul-2008

Having a new baby is one of life's most exciting and joyful events. However the Postpartum period - days following the birth of your baby can be more challenging for a mom who has undergone a cesarean delivery.

There are many reasons to deliver a baby by Cesarean section, such as abnormal position of the baby, or abnormalities of the placenta and umbilical cord. Cesarean birth puts additional demands on your body and recovery. Your stay in the hospital will be a day or two longer. You should take an extra care after cesarean.

The recovery from Cesarean section involves recovering from abdominal surgery plus recovering from childbirth. After cesarean, it is even more important to get rest and take good care of yourself.

Type:PARENTING

Tags:Care , Cesarean , Baby , Parenting , HealthCare , Cesarean , Baby , Parenting , Health , hospital , Newborn , Birth , Recovery , Natural Birth , Pain , Parenting , Breastfeeeding , Feeding more

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Common Childhood Illnesses

0 Posted on: 27-May-2008

While travelling with a small child he came down with a fever and l was wondering how hot can l child get before it is dangerous? Or at what teperature is it considered a fever? While he was sleeping l found this great reference table for common childhood illnesses from huggies.com.au that as parents we can use.It can help you to work out your best course of action when your child is sick. Even if your child is not unwell it is a good guide to read and have for the future.

Type:PARENTING

Tags:Sick , Fever , Cold , hospital , UnwellSick , Fever , Cold , hospital , Unwell , Baby , Child , Treatmant , Childhood Illnesses , Bronchiolitis , Flu , Chicken Pox , Cold , Conjuctivitis , Constipation , Cradle Cap , Croup , Dehydration , Diarrhoea , Ear Infection , Ear Pain , Gastro , Gastroenteritis , Cough , Uti , Threadworm , Urinary Tract more

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