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Good luck Cariann. I remember being nervous before my first IUI, but it wasn't bad at all. Then you just wait the loooooong 2 weeks to see if it worked. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Good luck Cariann. I remember being nervous before my first IUI, but it wasn't bad at all. Then you just wait the loooooong 2 weeks to see if it worked. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Good luck Cariann. I remember being nervous before my first IUI, but it wasn't bad at all. Then you just wait the loooooong 2 weeks to see if it worked. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Good luck Cariann. I remember being nervous before my first IUI, but it wasn't bad at all. Then you just wait the loooooong 2 weeks to see if it worked. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Good luck Cariann. I remember being nervous before my first IUI, but it wasn't bad at all. Then you just wait the loooooong 2 weeks to see if it worked. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Did you have an episiotomy or laceration? I think that would be the deciding factor. I think if you had either of those, it would probably be safe to wait until 6 weeks postpartum. I can't remember how long it takes for the stitches to dissolve/fall out, but you don't want anything rubbing...
Did you have an episiotomy or laceration? I think that would be the deciding factor. I think if you had either of those, it would probably be safe to wait until 6 weeks postpartum. I can't remember how long it takes for the stitches to dissolve/fall out, but you don't want anything rubbing...
Did you have an episiotomy or laceration? I think that would be the deciding factor. I think if you had either of those, it would probably be safe to wait until 6 weeks postpartum. I can't remember how long it takes for the stitches to dissolve/fall out, but you don't want anything rubbing...
Did you have an episiotomy or laceration? I think that would be the deciding factor. I think if you had either of those, it would probably be safe to wait until 6 weeks postpartum. I can't remember how long it takes for the stitches to dissolve/fall out, but you don't want anything rubbing...
Did you have an episiotomy or laceration? I think that would be the deciding factor. I think if you had either of those, it would probably be safe to wait until 6 weeks postpartum. I can't remember how long it takes for the stitches to dissolve/fall out, but you don't want anything rubbing...
We noticed my son would get the scales if we didn't bathe him daily...so that's what we've been doing ever since and we just got into that routine. They say babies don't need to be washed that often, but it kept his cradle cap away, so that's just what we did. We also brushed and lotioned his...
We noticed my son would get the scales if we didn't bathe him daily...so that's what we've been doing ever since and we just got into that routine. They say babies don't need to be washed that often, but it kept his cradle cap away, so that's just what we did. We also brushed and lotioned his...
We noticed my son would get the scales if we didn't bathe him daily...so that's what we've been doing ever since and we just got into that routine. They say babies don't need to be washed that often, but it kept his cradle cap away, so that's just what we did. We also brushed and lotioned his...
We noticed my son would get the scales if we didn't bathe him daily...so that's what we've been doing ever since and we just got into that routine. They say babies don't need to be washed that often, but it kept his cradle cap away, so that's just what we did. We also brushed and lotioned his...
We noticed my son would get the scales if we didn't bathe him daily...so that's what we've been doing ever since and we just got into that routine. They say babies don't need to be washed that often, but it kept his cradle cap away, so that's just what we did. We also brushed and lotioned his...
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