Category: Expert advice
Recommendations from my expert, Marie-Ève.
Suggestions for urine incontinence and pregnant women: Take courses about reinforcement and control exercises for vaginal, rectal and abdominal muscles, such as Kegel exercise. Learn
How to Prevent Emergency Situations with a Baby
I will talk about preventative steps you can take to avoid circumstances that can danger your baby’s life or newborn's life.
How are Disposable Diapers Made?
To read the start of the article, go to Characteristics of Disposable Diapers and Wipes. There are three different parts to a disposable diaper. The
How to make purées?
Faites cuire l’aliment à la vapeur dans une marguerite avec de l’eau. Si l’eau est déjà bouillante, vous conservez davantage les vitamines.
Growing Pains
Marie, can my nine-month-old baby have growing pains in their legs? Thanks, Pascale Pascale, I don’t know what your baby is doing to make you
Pacifier or Thumb?
A baby can be comforted in different ways, either with a pacifier or their thumb. Which one is better?
Can I ask my doctor to use vacuum assistance rather than the forceps?
Marie, I am slowly getting ready for the big day, as I am going to give birth to my first baby in 2 months. I
Advice from a Pro: Preventing Baby Cardiac Arrest
What are the preventive tips and advice to limit the risk of baby cardiac arrest?
Stages and Tests during a Woman’s Fertility Process
Did you read the previous part, Infertility and Women? Article updated on June 1, 2023. Preconception Exam First, it is essential that your family doctor
Is cat stool dangerous for my pregnancy?
A friend told me I should wear gloves to garden in case cat stool is present. Is this true Marie? Gabrielle Your friend’s right! In
Dog, Cat and Pregnancy
Do you have a cat, dog or both at home? Are you expecting your first baby and have questions about preparing your animals who have,
Pregnancy and High Blood Pressure: Hypertension in Pregnant Women
Article Updated June 4, 2018 Hypertension in a pregnant woman is a well-known phenomenon in the scientific community as it affects 5–10% of pregnant women.
