Sexuality and Pregnancy

23-24 weeks pregnant, 9-10 weeks pregnant, Prenatal

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Can having sex at the start of pregnancy cause a miscarriage? When your stomach is sticking out, how can you adjust your sexuality? When the baby arrives, how can you ensure you maintain your sexuality as a couple? Marie talks with the sexologist Guylaine Gélinas-Martel to help improve your sex life during and after pregnancy.

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Prenatal

Domestic Animals and Pregnancy

Isabelle Dion, a veterinarian, explains how to prepare your cat and dog for the arrival of your baby. You can

17-18 weeks pregnant, Prenatal

Prenatal Yoga

Doing yoga during pregnancy is both possible and a great idea. In addition to soothing discomfort during pregnancy and feeling

27-28 weeks pregnant, Baby/parents, Prenatal

Washable Diapers

How can you sort through all the reusable diapers on the market? Kathy Vadnais, a reusable diaper consultant, presents different

9-10 weeks pregnant, Prenatal

The Midwife Profession

Johanne Royer, a midwife, talks with Marie about her profession. What type of training did she get? What’s her role

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