Defining some emotions that run high in him during partner’s pregnancy. The Pregnancy: Should I Shout Out? “It’s hard to keep the pregnancy a secret.” “I felt something uncertain. Will this pregnancy continue until I see the baby?” “I want to tell the whole world.” “It brings mixed feelings of delight and horror.” “Like a…

Let’s define the emotions that run high in pregnancy. Social Connection She needs support from morale-boosting contacts via SMS, Messenger, Calls, Personal Meetings. People whom they can access anytime. “If you’re not there I feel alone, crying every day.” “I know I have someone to talk to.”    Being Heard She wishes to pour out…

Has your skin darkened since pregnancy? It’s common to have blotchy dark spots when you’re pregnant, known as melasma AKA “mask of pregnancy” because the patches are around upper lip, nose, cheekbones, and forehead similar to a mask. Dark patches also appear on your cheeks, along your jawline, or your forearms. Pigmented areas – such…

Now you may be wondering what you can apply on your face that is safe for baby. With so many lotions and potions on the market, finding the right product may be a challenge. #1 Use moisturizer and have lots of rest Adequate sleep does wonders for your skin especially during pregnancy. Also, keep cool…

Maternity Style Trends Let’s check the maternity style fashion trends Dealing with the body’s physiologic and anatomic changes during pregnancy can drive women crazy. What complicates it more is dealing with styling their constantly growing body shape for the next nine months. To avoid additional stress, do not overthink or suddenly change personal styles due…

As the mother awaits the arrival of her bundle of joy, she’s also preparing for the many changes in her skin. She wishes to stay healthy yet project that glowing beauty while keeping the baby healthy and safe as well. Beauty Ingredients To Avoid During Pregnancy • Aluminum chloride hexahydrate and aluminum chlorohydrate – found…

I experienced really bad morning sickness during the first trimester, will I feel tired and nauseous for the rest of the pregnancy?

Why do I feel tired and nauseous during the first weeks of pregnancy? As soon as you conceive, the estrogen and progesterone in your blood increase, causing certain physiological changes. Throughout your pregnancy, your hormones will work constantly to signal your body to make the necessary changes for your baby and prepare your body for…