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Tips For Intended Parents: Read to Your Baby
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Pregnancy Myths
Once you are pregnant, everyone around you unexpectedly becomes an expert. Friends, family members, relatives, colleagues and co-workers often provide some 'helpful tips' in order to make sure you don't do anything harmful either to you or to the baby in your belly. In fact, most of the common used tips are myths rather than reality. Myth #1: You should eat for two There is no need to consume more food thank you can actually handle. Once you feel full, you can stop eating. …
READ MOREExplaining Surrogacy to Children
When you become a surrogate mother, you will most likely have had children of your own and explaining why you are pregnant to them might be a challenge that can be overcome by the following tips. Surrogacy is not only about individual responsibilities - it is a family event including your children who can be exposed to a wide range of emotions such as jealousy, excitement, confusion and so on. …
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Birthmarks
Birthmarks are coloured marks that are visible on the skin. They're often present at birth or develop shortly after. Birthmarks can have various shapes, regular or irregular borders, and different shades of coloring. Many babies have a birthmark, and they are not usually a cause for concern as they are mostly harmless and many even go away on their own or shrink over time. There are 2 main types of birthmarks: …
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Teething - Symptoms and Signs
Teething is the process by which a baby's teeth erupt, or break through, the gums meaning that at some time between 4 and 10 months, your baby’s first teeth will start to appear. Every baby experiences the start of teething differently, some have no obvious symptoms, while others suffer through teething pain and discomfort for weeks and months. What are the signs of teething? The following symptoms occur when it comes to the process: Drooling: It's hard to believe so much fluid can come from the mouths of t...…
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