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Fetal development: Weeks 1-4
By ThinkBaby on 18/07/2009 01:12:53
Where it all begins
yourself up about it now, just try and make the changes as soon as you can.Be particularly careful when handling pets to avoid toxoplasmosis and start reading up on what foods you should avoid (or stock up on!).Continue to get plenty of exercise to keep
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Fetal development: Week 19
By ThinkBaby on 27/05/2005 15:39:55
Boy or girl?
out. Exercise during pregnancy - It's hugely beneficial to maintain a suitable exercise programme throughout your pregnancy, here's the how and why of pregnancy exercise. Pregnancy experiences To know or not to know? - Should we find out whether
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Fetal development: Week 15
By ThinkBaby on 29/05/2005 21:30:51
Lanugo protects your baby's delicate skin
-up during pregnancy.Exercise during pregnancy - Not only is moderate exercise safe for most pregnant women, but it brings plenty of important benefits too, so here's the how and why of pregnancy exercise. Pregnancy experiences Constantly tired? - I
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Fetal development: Week 14
By ThinkBaby on 29/05/2005 21:35:51
Into the second trimester...
- If you're one of the mums who hasn't naturally gone off alcohol then here are some tips for cutting back. Safe to exercise for sporty types?- As you move into your second trimester you may be wondering whether to modify your sport and exercise programme
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Fetal development: Week 8
By ThinkBaby on 30/05/2005 10:40:02
Straightening out
’s very common to go completely off coffee and alcohol (fortunately).If you are feeling tired, make sure you get plenty of rest and look after yourself, roping the rest of your family in to help with chores. It may sound trite, but a little gentle exercise
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Fetal development: Week 5
By ThinkBaby on 30/05/2005 11:10:33
Things are happening faster than you might think
dos and don'ts - Make sure you get your pregnancy off on a healthy track by following our essential pointers. Exercise during pregnancy - Not only is moderate exercise safe for most pregnant women, but it brings plenty of important benefits too, so
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I'm pregnant! What now?
By ThinkBaby on 30/09/2009 00:10:30
Essential dos and don'ts to start your pregnancy on the right track
limit your intake of caffeinated, sugary and carbonated drinks)If you haven’t already, then start a moderate exercise programme which will help give you energy and lessen pregnancy aches and pains - but consult your doctor before embarking on a new
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Cholesterol levels in pregnancy and feeding
By ThinkBaby on 03/04/2006 12:17:57
Why your cholesterol levels are naturally higher in pregnancy and breastfeeding, and why you should steer clear of cholesterol-blocking food products
that you have a cholesterol problem, with too low levels of the 'good' cholesterol and too high levels of the 'bad', then the only safe way to treat it through pregnancy and breastfeeding is through diet and exercise. This is because available anti
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Fetal development - week 30
By ThinkBaby on 19/05/2005 16:35:50
Sprouting hair
Indigestion & wind - As your uterus expands and your abdomen becomes more cramped you may well experience and increase in indigestion and wind. Here are some ideas of how to reduce wind.Safe to exercise for sporty types?- As your third trimester gets
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Heat control: Avoiding saunas and hot tubs
By ThinkBaby on 21/04/2009 01:54:42
Why hot tubs, saunas and hot baths should all be avoided during pregnancy
is developing. Not all experts agree that saunas and the like are dangerous for the fetus but it would seem wise to err on the side of caution. Dizziness - a risk for youThe second reason to exercise caution is a more definite increased risk of inflicting
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