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Sian Daubney
By Sian Daubney on 13/04/2008 in member
Pregnant - First Trimester
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Good sleep in early pregnancy linked to healthy birth
By Kimberley Smith on 01/10/2010 in Pregnancy health & safety
Pregnant women who don’t sleep well in their first and second trimester found to be at more risk of high blood pressure and birth complications
hours or less per might.The mums-to-be then had their blood pressure tested in the third trimester. After making adjustments for age, race and pre-pregnancy health and weight, the average blood pressure was higher for short sleepers. For those who
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Bleeding in early pregnancy
By Jayne Braithwaite on 10/04/2011 in Pregnancy illness & complications
Bleeding in early pregnancy is not always a problem. Early pregnancy spotting can be implantation bleeding or hormonal bleeding, both common in the first trimester. But heavier bleeding early in your pregnancy may be sign something is wrong
Don't panic about early pregnancy bleedingBleeding can be alarming but try not to panic as it doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem. Bleeding in early pregnancy (your first trimester, which lasts until week 13) is quite common and in many cases
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Pregnancy bleeding, spotting, pregnancy cramps,
By Daniella Delaney on 04/08/2011 in Pregnancy health & safety
When you're pregnant, any pains in the first trimester lead to a panic that they're signs of miscarriage. But do pregnancy cramps, pregnancy bleeding or spotting always mean problems?
different aches and pains you'll experience during your first trimester. But there are some occasions when you really should get them checked out with your midwife or doctor, particularly if you have severe or persistent pains as these should never
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Morning sickness may be a sign of a healthy pregnancy
By Kimberley Smith on 07/10/2010 in Pregnancy discomforts
Pregnant women who suffer nausea and sickness in the first trimester may be less likely to miscarry
There’s good news for mums-to-be who are feeling green around the gills in the early months of their pregnancy. A new study has suggest that the sickness actually signals a healthy pregnancy and you even have a slightly lower risk of miscarriage than those who sail through the ea...
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Essential products to keep your pregnancy a secret
By Kyrsty Hazell on 17/11/2010 in Pregnancy & you
If you're in your first trimester and are waiting for the 12-week mark before announcing the baby news, check out these vital companions
Products to keep your pregnancy concealedSo you've found out that you're pregnant and you're ecstatic but there's one problem - you don't want anyone to know yet. Keeping your baby news a secret for the first 12 weeks isn't an easy feat, what with doctor appointments, possible mo...
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A new blood test could reveal paternity at 12 weeks of pregnancy
By Kimberley Smith on 12/09/2011 in Pregnancy tests
New non-invasive paternity test could allow women to confirm who their baby’s father is by the end of the first trimester
A new blood test promises the chance for mums-to-be to confirm the paternity of their unborn baby when they are just 12 weeks pregnant.The procedure is still being tested for accuracy, and will need to be approved before it will be available for general use, but the primary resul...
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How to hide your pregnancy during the first 12 weeks
By Jenny Stallard on 17/11/2010 in Just pregnant - the essentials
Keeping your pregnancy secret in the first trimester can be tricky. Here's how you can disguise your pregnancy signs and symptoms until the time is right to share the news
From the moment you see the blue line on the pregnancy test, you’re the keeper of the biggest secret of your life. Even though you haven’t told a soul, doesn’t it feel like the whole world can tell? Did your colleague see you rushing to the loo during a bout of morning sickness? ...
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bella
By bella on 07/01/2008 in member
I am currenly in my 3rd trimester!
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helenbee
By helenbee on 19/05/2011 in member
Currently pregnant in the 1st trimester with my first
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