Swollen feet and legs, especially in the last trimester of pregnancy, is a complication suffered by many mums-to-be. If the last few weeks of your pregnancy are in mid-summer, you’ll probably have fluid retention and oedema. It’s important to try to minimise this swelling, as it’ll make you feel much... Ver artículo
You may not be showing yet, but the typical hormonal changes of pregnancy are already affecting your skin; you need to be aware of this from the start. It’s very important to look after your skin to keep it in great condition. Here are 5 tips to remember: From the... Ver artículo
The time has come, you’ve got cravings! This is very common during pregnancy. If you’ve got through the first trimester, with its typical symptoms and maybe even morning sickness, you’ve now reached a wonderful stage of your pregnancy. You might find it hard to follow a healthy, balanced diet, because... Ver artículo
Non-invasive prenatal testing is a technique used to detect chromosomal and genetic abnormalities in the foetus. It’s particularly recommended to couples with a family history or high risk, although any pregnant woman can have it. It’s performed on a blood sample, so it’s not invasive for the foetus or mother... Ver artículo
The nine months of pregnancy consist of three distinct stages, divided into trimesters. They are three unique, separate times where the physical changes are accompanied by a cascade of emotions and new sensations. So, what can you expect? We’ll tell you what happens during pregnancy, trimester by trimester. First trimester... Ver artículo
During pregnancy you can never be too prepared, especially if you’re a first-time mum. That’s why antenatal classes are a good starting point to get down to it and learn about pregnancy, birth, the post-partum period and even how to look after your baby during the first few days. Why... Ver artículo