Mom Health

For nine long months, you have tossed and turned at every angle trying to find a comfy spot in bed. Believe me, it feels like only a short time ago I had these thoughts I kept wondering Can I lay on my stomach after giving birth? – Let’s take a look at al the hints […]

I’m pregnant and feel like food is stuck in my chest is more commonly heard than you would think. But it is not normally anything to worry about. Actually, it occurs very often in pregnancy and is referred to as heartburn or indigestion. I’m Pregnant and Feel Like Food is Stuck in my Chest Feeling

When I accompanied Terry- my neighbor’s wife, for delivery, the doctor shockingly recommended an emergency c section since her little one was overweight. After one tension-filled hour, she delivered her baby. Then came three days of hospital stay for recovery. After discharge, we were all ready for the tasking parenting journey ahead. Fast forward, the

Our bodies are amazing and the thought that they can grow a tiny human can be mind-blowing! Our cervix plays a really important and vital part in conceiving and yet women know very little about it. So if you have a low hard cervix at 4 weeks pregnant and are concerned that this is a

Ending your breastfeeding journey is a bittersweet moment, but the new freedom that comes with having your boobs back to yourself might come with a shock. I wondered, is it normal to gain weight after you stop breastfeeding, and how do I lose my belly fat? Inexpensive Ways to Lose Belly Fat After Stopping Breastfeeding

Like most expectant mothers, during my pregnancy, I spent a lot of time thinking about giving birth and meeting my new baby for the first time. I did not, however, spend any time wondering how to keep my c-section scar dry! If you have a Cesarean section booked in or have just given birth via

So, you just gave birth via c-section, and your hip hurts a lot? You definitely are not alone. This usually happens as your body tries to recover after carrying a little life. And it occurs even among women that give birth through vaginal delivery. Good news? In most cases, your hip pain will gradually heal