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Herbal tea during pregnancy   updated at Nov 29, 2024   209   While many herbal teas are generally considered safe,pregnant women should exercise caution and consult their healthcare provider before consuming any herbal tea during pregnancy.Some herbs can have effects on the body that may be harmful to the developing...

The Raw Deal - Oysters During Pregnancy   updated at Nov 29, 2024   204   For seafood lovers,the craving for oysters doesn’t stop just because you're pregnant.But,the question of whether it's safe to indulge in raw oysters during pregnancy is one that requires careful consideration.The allure of that fresh,briny flavor might be...

Tap water during pregnancy   created at Nov 18, 2009   119   Most tap water in developed countries is safe to drink during pregnancy,meeting safety standards for contaminants.However,it's advisable to check your local water quality report for any potential concerns,such as high levels of lead or other contaminants.I...

To have acrylic nails put on during pregnancy   updated at Nov 29, 2024   116   Getting acrylic nails during pregnancy is generally considered safe,as long as the salon is well-ventilated to minimize your exposure to fumes.However,some pregnant women experience heightened sensitivity to smells,so it's advisable to discuss it with your...

How do I know if my milk is any good?   updated at Nov 29, 2024   66   Freshly expressed breast milk should smell faintly sweet; if it smells sour or off-putting,it's likely spoiled and shouldn't be given to your baby.Similarly,stored breast milk should be discarded if it smells sour or has a noticeable change in texture or c...

I thought nursing a baby was going to be a lot easier. My baby is two weeks old and so far it's mostly tears, hers and mine. What's wrong?   updated at Nov 29, 2024   106   It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed and tearful when your baby is only two weeks old,especially if it feels like there's a lot of crying.Two weeks is very early,and it's a huge adjustment for both you and your baby.There's nothing inherently *wrong*...