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For many parents-to-be, the second trimester, weeks 13 to 27 have fewer queasy days, and the chance to plan with a clearer head.
After the intensity of early pregnancy, many parents-to-be hit a more comfortable stride in the middle months. Here is why it often feels easier, plus gentle ways to make the most of it.
Ready to see that tiny nose? It's finally time for that big ultrasound you've been waiting for.
#5—Throw away the scales. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important overall. Eat well and obsess less.
A lot happens during the second trimester—and we bet you're feeling those changes.
Looking for a sweet way to include your older child in your pregnancy announcement? We've got you covered, mama.
Swelling, also called edema, in pregnancy is incredibly common—and usually not a cause for worry.
Our stylist gives three tips on avoiding common fashion pitfalls for your growing bump.
Need pregnancy workout pants to take you from here to postpartum? We’ve got you.
To my mamas on bedrest, I’ve been there.
We’ve put together a few ideas to help you mindfully connect with your bundle-to-be.
#3—Put the furniture together. Please? ?
1. You’re making space for baby—literally.
#4—You won’t need childcare. False! You will. You definitely will.
Life is a gift not to be firmly grasped but accepted with open arms.
Why one child psychologist labored over this decision after giving birth—and why you can let go of the worry.
Giveaway!
Having a baby creates a catalyst to think about your job in a whole new way; an opportunity to reassess your career.
