Category: 19-20 weeks pregnant

Part 1 The big day is here! I am at 20 weeks of pregnancy, and I am really excited today because I will have my

Make sure you read the first part, How to Know if Your Pelvic Floor is Losing its Tone. How can you re-educate your pelvic floor?

I am 28 weeks pregnant, and my doctor told me I am starting to have high blood pressure, and that he would closely monitor it.

Marie, I am writing to you because I don’t know who to believe. My mother said I should eat liver during my pregnancy due to

I would love to understand what my baby is experiencing in my uterus. I have a hard time coming to grasps as it’s all very

To read the previous part, go to Finding a Name for Baby. Many parents are daring when choosing less popular names so that their child

Everything starts in the world inside. I was only a cell, then after minutes, hours, and days, I began to develop at a phenomenal speed.

Date : 23 avril 2017 Theme: Perinatal depression with Nathalie Parent, Psychologist (video available in French only) Facebook Live video with Nathalie Parent, a psychologist and

The placenta is stuck to the inside of your uterus and the baby is in the amniotic sac, surrounded by amniotic fluid.

Marie, during my 21-week ultrasound, my doctor told me I have a “venous lake.” He said it very quickly and didn’t really explain it, and

To learn about the causes of a weakened pelvic floor, go to the previous part called The Main Causes of the Weakening of the Pelvic

Hello parents! Finding a name for your future baby requires thought and discussion as a couple. You will have to repeat the name for the