Category: 19-20 weeks pregnant

To read the start of the article, go to Strengthening the Pelvic Floor (in french). In this article, the leading causes of a weakening of

Hello Parents! To illustrate what Dr. de Gasquet talks about, I want to examine the importance of the pelvis and breathing for pregnant women and

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.

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 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

Hello! My name is Marika, and I am halfway through my pregnancy. Time is going pretty fast, and I am very excited at the idea

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?

Do you know how important it is to tone your pelvic floor? In this article, we'll look at different ways of doing this, to avoid

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

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

The placenta is a temporary organ, unique to pregnancy. It forms after fertilization, when the egg implants in the wall of the uterus (the endometrium).