Category: Second trimester

My doctor told me I could have a scheduled cesarean because my placenta is too low. Why am i not able to give birth vaginally?

Marie, I know you are in contact with many families and babies, and I was wondering if Adeline is a name frequently given to a

Parents, it is clear that the birth of a child changes your life and requires you adapt to a complex process that is influenced by

In this video capsule about crib bumpers, I will talk about protective padding for the crib’s bars. Why use them and when should they be

At the end of their pregnancy, many women will be grabbing paintbrushes and rollers to refresh the room in the house that will become baby's

Frequent urination starting early in pregnancy can be challenging to manage. However, understanding the underlying reasons for this phenomenon can make it easier to accept

My name is Melinda, and I am discouraged. I’m 26 weeks pregnant and already have 2 painful hemorrhoids. Why is this happening to me? I

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

Date : 6 novembre 2016 Thème : Live Facebook video with Line Boutet, a lactation consultant Marie and Line answer questions about breastfeeding from internet users. The

You’ll be surprised where varicose veins can pop up! Mothers, don’t panic! I will explain this phenomenon and tell you a little anecdote about it.

During your 20-week ultrasound the doctor might say that your placenta is marginal, or low-lying, or partial previa or complete previa.

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.