From finally reaching your #hairgoals to being able to blame every mistake on pregnancy brain, there are plenty of things to love about being pregnant.
Maria Lianos-Carbone
Gestational diabetes is common—and often comes with no warning signs. While counting carbs isn’t fun, the disease can be managed for a healthy pregnancy.
Shandley McMurray
Supplementing with folic acid is a must in pregnancy—and even before you're pregnant. Here's what you need to know about folic acid for pregnancy.
Emily Senger
At 30 weeks pregnant, I found out I had a bicornuate uterus. All of a sudden, the home birth we'd been planning was no longer an option.
Chris Deacon
Recent research says certain levels of fluoride during pregnancy might not be safe for your baby. Here’s what you need to know.
Arlene Karidis
Here are some of the most common reasons why you may be bleeding after sex during pregnancy, and when you should be concerned.
Bonnie Schiedel
Before you reach for medications, here’s what an obstetrician, a midwife and a naturopath have to say about natural heartburn remedies during pregnancy.
Claire Gagne
I can’t imagine a man awkwardly avoiding eye contact with a row of subway commuters while secretly seething through his own discomfort.
Jessica Pollack
I’d been worried about eating Brie cheese and deli meat, and here I was about to be injected with something that kills growing cells.
Jillian Bickmore
All of your questions about your long awaited third trimester — and those never-ending pregnancy symptoms—finally answered.
Today's Parent
Everyone thinks they can tell pregnant women how to live, but this expectant mom had the best way to make a stranger instantly regret saying anything.
Kevin John Siazon
In your second and third trimesters, doing daily kick counts to log your baby's little jabs and flutters is recommended (and can be reassuring).
Katie Dupuis
All your questions answered about the second trimester — most people’s fave — and what to expect with all those annoying pregnancy symptoms.
Intermittent fasting is a popular weight-loss method, but it's definitely not appropriate when you’re pregnant. Here’s why.
Amanda Larkin
All your questions about the first trimester answered—and what to expect with all those *lovely* pregnancy symptoms, tests and more.
In the age of Instagram, 3D ultrasounds fit seamlessly among adorable pregnancy and birth announcements—but they're also becoming party central.
Rosemary Counter
Thought pregnancy-related nausea was just a morning thing? Alas, many women feel the effects at night. Here are steps to curb pregnancy nausea at night.
Kara Aaserud
When it comes to starting to feel baby move, deciphering the normal from the worrisome can be downright confusing. That’s why we’ve got the inside story.
Holly Pevzner
A new study puts pregnancy in the same category as Ironman triathlons when it comes to peak human endurance. Can we take a moment?
Everyone talks about morning sickness, moodiness and cravings, but your mom friends didn't mention these possibly-TMI, totally strange pregnancy symptoms.