Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at
3:04 am
Most people will tell you that having a baby is a joyous time. That there are few things in life that can compare to the elation that comes with having baby and becoming a mom… why then do you feel so down and depressed. The fact is that postpartum depression is more common than many want to admit. What’s more is that it is completely treatable, and you can treat it naturally so that you can enjoy being a mom to your new baby.
In order to fix a problem you must first admit that you have a problem. Unfortunately, postpartum depression (aka PPD) is not only not talked about; many mothers deny the fact that they have it. Look, you are not a bad mother because you feel the way you do. If you had baby almost a month ago and you are still feeling sad, blue and tired… you need to acknowledge the fact that you could have postpartum depression. That way you can do something about it, and despite what the professionals say you can do it on your own, and you can do it naturally.
Read the rest of this entry
Monday, February 8th, 2010 at
1:15 pm
There are many myths surrounding the diet for pregnant mothers. We often hear the elders of the family advising young mothers to eat enough for two individuals. Today, we know that this is not true. In fact, unbridled eating during pregnancy can make you put on a lot of weight and can make your child unnecessarily overweight. What then could be the best diet for pregnant women?
Read the rest of this entry
Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 at
8:19 am
If anyone has advice I’d greatly appreciate it as I’ve been losing sleep over these darn prenatal labs!
I got them done last Thursday its now mid tuesday .. is it safe to say that if something was urgently wrong and they needed to see me ASAP I would’ve already been notified. I’ve been told 24-48 hours on average.
Can anyone help put my mind at east, my anxiety is just sky high! Its my first pregnancy and I’m just nervous about EVERYTHING!
Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
10:50 am
The guide will show you an exact method for finding out your ovulation period and thereby enable you to learn your fertile time of the month. This e-book should enable you to figure out when you are ovulating providing you with a window in which you can have intercourse. A lot of non-natural methods for determining your ovulation period simply do not work.
The guide will show you an exact method for finding out your ovulation period and thereby enable you to learn your fertile time of the month. Hormonal imbalance is an underlying factor of cycle irregularity and may cause women to not ovulate at all or to skip periods. Being overweight, excessive exercise and high stress levels can also contribute to irregular cycles.
Read the rest of this entry
Sunday, August 2nd, 2009 at
5:21 am
Studies have shown that it is very important for women to take DHA prenatal supplements during pregnancy. This is because dha has been proven to be beneficial to both the mum and fetus and deficiency in this vital nutrient can be disastrous to both.
To start with, the human brain is 30% dha; hence regular consumption of DHA prenatal supplements have been proven to help the brain of the fetus to from properly. It also helps in the overall development of the baby: it helps the eyes of the baby to develop well and also helps to prevent the baby from developing allergies in the future.
Read the rest of this entry
Saturday, August 1st, 2009 at
2:41 am
Did you know that prenatal omega 3 fatty acid intake should be higher than what is recommended for non-pregnant women? A womanâs needs are also higher when she is breast feeding. If her dietary needs for DHA are not met, she could experience a variety of health problems.
DHA or Docosahexaenoic acid is an omega-3 that is essential for normal brain development in the fetus and in the infant. It continues to be important throughout a personâs life. A lack of it throughout a personâs life could be one of the causes of Alzheimerâs. Research concerning that is currently ongoing.
Read the rest of this entry