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Emergency home births
Sometimes a baby will come early and you will be unable to make it to the hospital. Knowing how to act during an emergency home delivery could make all the difference..
How long will it take to get pregnant?
Though your lifestyle, health and age can all play a factor into how long it will take to conceive, it is often impossible to predict just how much time will pass before you become pregnant.
Signs that you're ovulating
Each woman will experience different signs from their body informing them that they are ovulating. These signs may not always be obvious, therefore tracking your menstrual cycle may be helpful in dete . . .
Trying to conceive after six months
When you are still trying to conceive after six months of trying you may feel very frustrated. However, if you are under the age of 35 there may be nothing to worry about...
Fertility: When should I worry?
Whether or not you conceive can be based upon lots of different factors. Depending on your age and the length of time you have been trying to conceive there may be a deeper reason behind why you have . . .
Stopping Contraception
When you stop or remove your method of contraception can greatly impact when you will become pregnant.
Domestic violence in pregnancy
For many women, pregnancy is a time of great happiness – but unfortunately, at least 300,000 pregnant women a year are subjected to some degree of domestic violence.
Domestic violence during . . .
Working while pregnant
As an expectant mum there is no reason why you should have to choose between your career and your baby. More and more women are continuing to work during their pregnancies.
Family leave
The
Family and Medical Leave Act entitles some workers to up to 12 weeks’ unpaid
leave in any one year and can be used around the birth or adoption of your
baby. You can opt to take it intermittent . . .
Returning to work
You may be lucky enough to get paid maternity leave from your employer, or have arranged to take short term disability leave around the birth of your baby, but unless you and your partner work out you . . .