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Being pregnant
How to respond to ridiculous comments people make when you're pregnant
Pregnant people don't have energy for this! If you're feeling bombarded by people's judgment, birth stories and body commentary, here's how to clap back.
Rosemary Counter
4 minutes
Pregnancy health
Pregnancy is the eating disorder trigger that no one ever talks about
The changes that occur during pregnancy and postpartum can make women feel like their bodies are out of control. That's when eating disorders creep in.
Raina Delisle
13 minutes
Being pregnant
8 Reasons Why Being Pregnant in the Summer is Actually The Best
It's been hard to bask in the magic of my second pregnancy, chafed thighs and all. But there's actually tons to love about expecting in the summer!
Jessica Pollack
7 minutes
Being pregnant
Pregnant women, you're officially high-level athletes
A new study puts pregnancy in the same category as Ironman triathlons when it comes to peak human endurance. Can we take a moment?
Chris Deacon
1 minutes
Being pregnant
5 ways to foam-roll away your pregnancy pains
Learn how to use a foam roller to release your hips, calves, glutes and back muscles in order to reduce aches and pains associated with pregnancy.
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Pregnancy health
How much exercise is healthy during pregnancy?
Not sure how much exercise is safe during pregnancy? Exercise is important to the baby’s health, so you need to keep moving. Here are the latest guidelines.
Today's Parent
1 minutes
Being pregnant
Treat pregnancy hip pain with this foam-rolling move
Doing the pigeon pose on a foam roller can help open up your hips and increase mobility when you’re pregnant. Here’s how to get started.
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Trying to conceive
I’m fit and healthy and got gestational diabetes
After a tough road to pregnancy, fitness blogger Trisha Enriquez of No Tummy Mommy dealt with something she thought she'd never get: gestational diabetes.
Today's Parent
Being pregnant
How to use a foam roller to reduce leg pain during pregnancy
Carrying all that extra weight during pregnancy can put strain on your calves. Use a foam roller to massage those muscles and release the tension.
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Being pregnant
How to foam-roll your glutes to relieve pregnancy pains
When you’re pregnant, your back can become sore and your legs can get stiff. Using a foam roller to release the glutes can help with both.
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Being pregnant
How to relieve lower back pregnancy pains with a foam roller
Practicing this sacrum release with a foam roller can help to relieve lower back aches and pains that arise during pregnancy.
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Being pregnant
How to foam-roll away your pregnancy back pain
Is tightness in your shoulders and neck adding to your pregnancy pains? This foam rolling exercise offers an upper back massage to relieve tension.
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Being pregnant
Prenatal yoga: Butterfly pose
Relax, meditate and improve your flexibility with this prenatal yoga pose that’s totally safe for your growing baby.
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Being pregnant
Prenatal yoga: Goddess squat
Help strengthen your muscles and prepare your body for birth with the goddess squat pose.
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Being pregnant
Prenatal yoga: Tree pose
Your centre of balance is thrown off when you’re pregnant, which can make practising balance important but tricky. Here’s how to do tree pose safely.
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Being pregnant
Prenatal yoga: Warrior pose
This modified warrior pose is great to practice during pregnancy and helps to open up the hips.
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Being pregnant
Prenatal yoga: Sun Salutations
You won’t want to do an upward-facing dog or cobra pose during pregnancy, so here’s how to safely modify your sun salutation.
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Pregnancy
Easy pregnancy workout in the water: 10 safe moves to try
Yes, you can exercise during pregnancy—and water workouts are one of the safest ways to do so. Plus, the water will feel help your swollen feet.
Lija Kresowaty
6 minutes
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