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Here are the Pregnancy Checklist on Month for Month Basis
1 Month Pregnant.
Whether your home pregnancy test is positive or your doctor has just confirmed it, congratulations - you’re officially pregnant! You are at the beginning of an incredible journey that will see you and your developing baby go through some...
2 Months Pregnant.
It’s still early days but congratulations on making it to your second month of pregnancy. Your baby is growing fast this month. It will be a millimetre bigger each day. It’s important to acknowledge that this is a critical month for your...
4 Months Pregnant.
Welcome to your second trimester of pregnancy. You’re probably well and truly used to the little person that is growing inside you. The best news this month is that you should start to feel better. The discomforts you have experienced in early...
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Male fertility and female fertility – know the difference.
The basics of male fertility a sperm’s life-cycle is around 3 months. That is why when male fertility treatment involves changes in diet or environment, couples are asked to wait for 3 months before trying for pregnancy again. Low male...
Ovulation symptoms to watch out for.
Listen to your body and you may be amazed at what it is telling you. Ovulation symptoms can be subtle but often quite noticeable once you know what to look for. They involve your body's normal response to the natural changes in hormones that occur at...
All you need to know about baby poop.
You as a parent sometimes don’t realise how important it is to learn about your baby’s poop. The colours and textures as well as the frequency can tell you a great deal about your baby's health...
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18 Weeks pregnant - What to expect ?
This should be an exciting week for you. You’ve probably already found that every new twinge and symptom brings with it a reminder you are really going to have a baby. But of all the pregnancy signs, there is none more convincing than when you...
22 Weeks pregnant - What to expect ?
This week you may spend time coming to terms with your pregnancy and the reality of things that come along with it. Your physical changes this week Your rib cage expands and stretches to cope up and help you breathe smoothly....
Pelvic girdle pain (PGP).
Pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy is another one of those uncomfortable by-products of growing a little person towards maturity. Although your baby will be none the wiser about your discomfort, you’ll be reminded about their presence each time...
Embryo transfer.
Embryo transfer is the next step in the IVF or ART, Assisted Reproductive Technology, process. Generally, embryo transfer is done 48 hours after the egg has been fertilised by the sperm. At this point, cell division is...
Best time to get pregnant.
Best time to get pregnant When is the best time to get pregnant in a woman’s cycle? Getting pregnant has a lot to do with timing. Having sex as close as possible to the day of ovulation (when an egg is released from one of your ovaries)...
Follicular phase.
The follicular phase is the time from day 1 of your period until the day on which you ovulate. On average, this lasts for around 13 or 14 days in women who have 28 day menstrual cycles. So even before your period is phasing out, your...