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Navigating Manicures During Pregnancy - What You Need to Know   updated at Nov 29, 2024   557   During pregnancy,it's generally safe to get manicures,but opt for well-ventilated salons to minimize exposure to chemicals.Avoid using artificial nails or harsh chemicals like formaldehyde,toluene,and dibutyl phthalate (DBP) found in some nail polishes and...

Is Getting a Mud Bath Safe During Pregnancy? Here's What You Need to Know   updated at Nov 29, 2024   221   Getting a mud bath during pregnancy is generally considered unsafe due to the risk of overheating,exposure to potentially harmful bacteria or chemicals in the mud,and the possibility of falls or injuries in a slippery environment.The increased risk of infe...

How can wallpaper stimulate your baby?   updated at Nov 29, 2024   92   Colorful,high-contrast wallpapers with simple patterns and shapes can stimulate a baby's developing visual system.The varying colors and designs help track objects,improve focus,and develop their understanding of depth and distance.Furthermore,engaging tex...

Baby's First Hiccups: What Expectant Parents Should Know   created at May 03, 2009   119   Feeling a rhythmic, repetitive sensation in your belly? It might just be your little one practicing for their big debut with a bout of hiccups! While it's a common occurrence during pregnancy, many expectant parents wonder what causes fetal hiccups and if ...

Unveiling Heat Rash in Babies: A Prickly Situation   created at May 11, 2009   155   Heat rash, affectionately known as "prickly heat" or "summer rash," is a common skin eruption that occurs when your baby overheats. Characterized by tiny bumps, and sometimes small blisters, this rash can appear red, especially on lighter skin tones.Identi...

Nourishing Your Pregnancy - Why Dieting Isn't the Solution   updated at Feb 29, 2024   134   Pregnancy is a transformative journey, and alongside it comes a plethora of advice, including what to eat and how much. Yet, amidst the noise, one message stands out: dieting during pregnancy isn't advisable.Typically, a weight gain of 25 to 30 pounds is r...