Signs And Symptons Of Multiple Pregnancy

Some mothers are fully aware that they are pregnant with two or more babies from the very beginning of their pregnancy. They may have strong and accurate powers of intuition or, more likely, they are under the supervision of a reproductive specialist who is monitoring every step of the conception process.

Dealing With Miscarriage

Women who experience a pregnancy loss quickly learn that our society doesn't understand the pain of this loss. Well-meaning friends might say, "It was probably defective in some way so this is actually a blessing." Or, "You'll get pregnant again." Or even, "Lots of women miscarry; it's really not a big deal." Of course, any woman who has had a failed pregnancy knows that it is a big deal.

Tips For Helping A Teething Baby

There are several ways you can help make teething easier for your baby. Every child is different, and you may have to try several different things until you find something that works for your baby.

Maintaining Authority In Your Home While Training Your Child To Be Self Confident

When children are very young, the role of teacher can be most frustrating. Getting a child to sit still long enough for a reasoned lecture or lesson is almost impossible—especially when the child is only newly acquainted with language and the subject of the lesson involves the word “no”!

Separation Anxiety: Making It Easier for Everyone Especially When New Mums Return To Work

No healthy toddler can avoid going through the difficult process of separation and individuation. You cannot stay with your child every minute of every day and even if you could, that wouldn't take care of everything. Separation anxiety stems from the conflict between your child's urge for independence and her need for security.

Words To Use With Your Kids Every Day

You can use these everyday phrases to instill confidence, self-respect, and thoughtfulness in your children.

Prenatal Medication: What Medication Is Safe To Take Or Not During Pregnancy

During the first three months of pregnancy, it's best to avoid all over-the-counter medications. Once you are past the first trimester, some other medications are considered safe, but always consult your doctor if you are in any doubt. The following provides guidance on medications used for treating common pregnancy complaints and minor illnesses.