Your Baby is a fragile little human being and as such always keeping an eye on your little one and monitoring your baby’s vitals is vital to make sure that your little one is safe and healthy. Monitoring a baby’s vital, i.e., its breathing...
Flying is much more than just buying a ticket and securing a window seat especially when infants are part of the itinerary. Traveling with infants can prove to be quite daunting. Investing in the right baby stroller to ferry them around cuts down this...
Over the years, an increasing number of women have been opting for C-section as the preferred method of delivery; not always by choice, but often out of necessity when things aren’t quite right for a vaginal delivery. Though relatively safe, the scarring that occurs...
I don’t care how much people like to think it isn’t a thing; one of the things that women think a lot about during their pregnancy is their weight. I did. For sure. Baby and baby’s life support (the placenta, amniotic fluid, and everything...
While some of us may be wondering why we should travel at all during pregnancy, we should also remember that there are times when certain occasions or situations demand our physical presence. It may be a family celebration, a business trip, a funeral or...
The first time a mother feels the sensation of her baby kicking or moving inside the womb, it is always an exciting moment. Studies have shown that movements can initially be felt between the 17th week of pregnancy and the 28th week. However, if...
Many couples who struggle to automatically fall pregnant turn to medical procedures such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF). But sometimes, before medical intervention is needed, a change in diet, lifestyle and outlook can help. In fact, the Fertility Society of Australia says one-third of...
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Female Incontinence – How to Prevent it and How to Deal With It
WHAT IS INCONTINENCE OF URINE? Incontinence in females is the lack of control over urine that happens due to the loss of control over the urinary sphincter. The significant factors that cause urinary incontinence are usually stress factors, specific illness or sometimes obesity. It...