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0 Posted on: 11-Nov-2009

For the couples experiencing male fertility problems or those who have been unsuccessful with less advanced treatments, IVF is often the best alternative to achieve pregnancy. IVF is simply the uniting of egg and sperm in the lab - in vitro. Subsequently the embryos are transferred into the uterus through the cervix and pregnancy is allowed to begin. IVF involves collecting eggs and sperm from you and your partner and placing them together in a laboratory dish for fertilization.

Who needs IVF?

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If woman's fallopian tubes are blocked or damaged, this can make it difficult for the egg to be fertilized or for an embryo to travel to the uterus.
Male factor can include a low sperm count, problems with sperm function or motility which can inhibit sperm from fertilizing an egg on its own.
Abnormal uterus shape, fibroid tumors, or exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES) as a fetus.
Ovarian issues.

You must consult your doctor to know the best treatment for your infertility.

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Tips for working mothers

1 Posted on: 09-Sep-2009

Fulfilling the role of Mom while holding down a job is really tough but trust me it's not impossible. Little planning and family cooperation can balance your personal and professional life. Fortunately, the prevailing winds are beginning to change, and women are finding they can balance work and family.

Tips to balance your home and job: Mostly we thing kids are dependent on us but this not completely true. They are because we make them so. As a working mom you need to make your child independent. Teach them the basic routine things like cleaning up their rooms, getting ready for school and going alone to the bathroom etc. Trust me, your child will learn these small things very soon and this will make them independent in life which is really very good for their bright future.

Create a routine of playing, study, eating etc and pass the information to your child. So in case you are not around, your child does all his important tasks in time. Speak to your child and explain the things, they will take it positively.
If you have hired nanny, arrange for a written contact with her regarding what is expected out of her and what is not. You can set clear guidelines for handling your child and make them exactly the way you want your child to be reared.
Make a visit to your child's school, try to be friendly with all his friends and see whether your child is in good company or not because he is spending more time with them than you. Speak to teachers if required to understand the performance of your child.

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Single Mom - not a problem!

0 Posted on: 13-Apr-2009

Being a parent is a big responsibility and very difficult at times, but being a single mom can be even more challenging. During tough time you never find anyone around to help you. That's when single moms must take the initiative and search for the answers. It's often helpful to try tips and suggestions offered by other single moms. Mostly there is an argument in our society that single moms cannot raise her son emotionally and physically healthy and that their sons tend to have an effeminate side to their personalities, that is, traits that are more often associated with traditional feminine gender roles rather than masculine roles. But with time myths are breaking. Some of the most famous celebrities raised by single moms are Bill Clinton, Bill Cosby, Tom Cruise and Les Brown.

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Play with your toddler, its a world of fun

0 Posted on: 02-Oct-2008

Toddlers learn a lot from the age of 1 to 3 years. The most interesting mode of their learning is through playing. They enjoy and learn at the same timeand who can be the better partner than you. By playing with your kid you not only teach them the facts of life but also develop a never ending bond with your child. You should be very selective while deciding the game for your toddler. Lets check out some of the interesting games that your child will simply love to play.

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Parenting Toddlers

0 Posted on: 14-Jul-2008

Toddler is a common term for a young child who is learning to walk or toddle, generally considered to be the second stage of development after infancy and before childhood occurring predominantly during the ages of 12 to 36 months old. When you're a parent, it's important to remember that you're the one in charge.

Your child is a person deserving of respect, but you are the teacher and leader in the family. During this period, the child learns a great deal about social roles and develops motor skills. This age is sometimes referred to as 'the terrible twos', because of the temper tantrums for which they are famous.

Toddler behavior can be surprising, frustrating, and often out-of-control. But once you establish a pattern of discipline that works, you'll spend less time scolding and more time enjoying your tot.

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Breast is Best!

0 Posted on: 11-Jul-2008

Giving birth to a new life is an important decision and means lots of responsibilities on mother's part. The American Academy of Pediatrics recognizes that breastfeeding is important for optimal infant and child health and development. As parents you want to make the best choice you can in everything you do for your children. And breastfeeding is the natural choice.

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Is working during pregnancy possible?

0 Posted on: 26-Jun-2008

Are you worried that once you are pregnant you have to leave your professional career. Don't be scared, Gone are the days when ladies have to sit at home once they are expecting. Pregnant women are the important part of our society and welcome in modern office too. There are laws in every country which decides the right of pregnant women; you just need to be aware of the same. However you should be very careful in handling daily routine work.

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Pregnancy and Morning Sickness

0 Posted on: 25-Jun-2008

Nausea and vomiting are one of the first signs to let you known you are pregnant and usually begins around the 6th week of pregnancy. It can occur at any time of the day and for some of us it can continue for most of the day as well. For the majority of women (those who are fortunate enough) it seems to stop around the 12th week of pregnancy.

The good news is that morning sickness is not harmful to you or your baby. However, if you experience excessive vomiting and cannot keep your food down, you may have hyperemesis gravidarum. This can be harmful to you and your baby if it is severe and left untreated. Due to a possible lack of nutrients and electrolyte imbalance. Remember to visit your health care provider when these symptoms appear and discuss possible options for treatment.

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Make your Husband a better Father

0 Posted on: 07-Jun-2008

Change Your Perspective
Every parent, whether a Mother or Father, wants to be the best parent possible. If you're looking for ways to support your husband's efforts to be an even better father, start with the biases about fathering that you may have developed over the years. This may also included ??understanding the relationship to your own father.

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Breastfeeding increases IQ

0 Posted on: 08-May-2008

Breastfed babies are more intelligent than those raised on formula milk, the most comprehensive study of the issue has found as seen on theage.com.au

The study involved nearly 14,000 children aged over 6.

At the age of 6, children who had been exclusively breastfed scored 7.5 points higher in verbal intelligence tests and 5.9 points higher in overall IQ tests.

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When Should Babies Start on Solids?

0 Posted on: 20-Apr-2008

I found this great article at huggies.com.au and l thought l would share it here, it talks about babies and when you should start feeding them solids.

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Tips to help a mother feel better

0 Posted on: 27-Mar-2008

Start each day with a healthy breakfast and keep your diet balanced

Begin each day with a hearty, breakfast. The benefits of a healthy breakfast are well known, especially one that is low in fat, high in fibre, and has a low glycemic index.

When you eat, slow down, enjoy your food and chew it well. Eat a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and to not overcook them, as you will loose all the nutrients.

Try to also include fish at least twice a week especially as the are high in Omega-3, which is also good for your skin. Limit your saturated fats intake by reducing the amount of sauces, gravies and margarine you use and trim excess fat from meats.

Increase the amount of water you drink by aiming to have at least 2 litres a day.

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The benefits of Breastfeeding

0 Posted on: 17-Mar-2008

For Baby:

Exactly the right nutrition requirements and at the right temperature
Reduces the risk of sudden infant death syndrome
Reduces the risk of diabetes, bowel and heart disease later in life
Enhances jaw development, better mouth formation
Protects against allergies, reducing symptoms of colic, asthma, and eczema
Provides antibodies to protect against infections
Easily digestible
More than 100 nutrients and other components to satisfy each body

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Parent-child bonding: Massaging

1 Posted on: 17-Mar-2008

Touch, a sense we all take for granted yet we seem to forget how powerful it can be.

Touch stimulates growth hormones and hormones that relieve stress as well as those that support bonding and affection.

A few minutes a day massaging your baby can do wonders. It can help him become more contented and calmer. Massage releases "happy" hormones called endorphins, which help in reducing stress. It also stimulates their senses through skin contact, your familiar smell, eye contact and the sound of your voice. It can include strengthening their muscles and joints and?ease some basic ailments.

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Ideas for comforting your baby

0 Posted on: 17-Mar-2008

Cuddle, hold and comfort your baby in the security of your arms, he may just want some love form you.
Offer a breastfeed, it not only will comfort your baby but will also relax you as it gives you some time out.
Getting out, a change in scene can help everyone.
For babies with an upset tummy, try applying gently pressure across their stomach.
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Healthy Eating Guideline Whilst Breastfeeding

1 Posted on: 17-Mar-2008

Eat plenty according to appetite of following:

Cereals and Breads	Fruits and Vegetables
4-8 or more serves per day	4-8 or more serves a day
1 serve is:	1 serve is:
1 slice of bread	1-3 cups of vegetables or salad
½ bread roll	1 medium fruit
½ cup rice or pasta	2 smaller fruit
½ cup cereal

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Herbal preparations in pregnancy and breast feeding

0 Posted on: 17-Mar-2008

Herbal remedies are being prescribed by naturopaths, homeopaths, herbalists and other health care practitioners. Below are a few guidelines, but as always if in doubt see your health care professional and ask for evidence of safety information.

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Iron in pregnancy

0 Posted on: 17-Mar-2008

Everybody pregnant or not needs a regular intake of iron. Most of it is used to make haemoglobin, the oxygen carrying pigment in the blood. Anaemia is when the body has a iron deficiency, and you may feel tired with poor resistance to infections.

Iron requirements in pregnancy are greater due to the need to produce extra blood cells. Increasing the iron in your diet will help provide the extra iron your body requires.

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