As your body prepares for your baby to be born, you may experience symptoms or changes that tell you labour may be a matter of weeks away or that it may be imminent.  More

Your body experiences significant changes in pregnancy and so it can be hard to know if what you are experiencing is a harmless pregnancy ache or pain that comes with carrying another person inside of you, or if it is a symptom of something more serious.  More

There are three stages of labour you will soon experience, after which you will return home with the baby you have been nurturing and loving for nine months.  More

By week thirty-seven of your pregnancy, you will be eager to give birth. Your body will be feeling cumbersome but there are activities that can make your final weeks more comfortable and help you prepare for labour.  More

As you prepare for the arrival of your newest family member there will be much to do but your most important priority continues to be your health, and your baby’s health. At this stage in your pregnancy your prenatal checkups will double in frequency and should now occur approximately every two weeks.  More

This is a time of growing anticipation of your baby’s arrival, and it can also be a period of aches and pains for moms. There are ways to alleviate common symptoms in order to be more comfortable during your third trimester.  More

Pregnancy generally lasts approximately forty weeks, with the baby developing each day in readiness for life outside the womb. A baby born before thirty-seven weeks of pregnancy is considered premature (born before complete maturity).  More

Eating for two means your nutrition is doubly important as it influences not only your health but also the healthy development of your baby.  More