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I was 17 weks with my first and 16 with my second - but with both it was barely noticable and easily could have been missed. It was about 20 weeks that I really could tell it was the baby and not just that "was that the baby or gas?" feeling. I think in first pregnancies they say it can be...
I was 17 weks with my first and 16 with my second - but with both it was barely noticable and easily could have been missed. It was about 20 weeks that I really could tell it was the baby and not just that "was that the baby or gas?" feeling. I think in first pregnancies they say it can be...
I was 17 weks with my first and 16 with my second - but with both it was barely noticable and easily could have been missed. It was about 20 weeks that I really could tell it was the baby and not just that "was that the baby or gas?" feeling. I think in first pregnancies they say it can be...
I was 17 weks with my first and 16 with my second - but with both it was barely noticable and easily could have been missed. It was about 20 weeks that I really could tell it was the baby and not just that "was that the baby or gas?" feeling. I think in first pregnancies they say it can be...
good for you for planning now. We have chosen not to vaccinate the baby at this time, though my son has been fully vaccinated up until this point - but will not recieve any more vaxes.
Checkout Stephanie Cave's book for a delayed schedule, or go to Mothering.com and visit the vax boards (but...
good for you for planning now. We have chosen not to vaccinate the baby at this time, though my son has been fully vaccinated up until this point - but will not recieve any more vaxes.
Checkout Stephanie Cave's book for a delayed schedule, or go to Mothering.com and visit the vax boards (but...
good for you for planning now. We have chosen not to vaccinate the baby at this time, though my son has been fully vaccinated up until this point - but will not recieve any more vaxes.
Checkout Stephanie Cave's book for a delayed schedule, or go to Mothering.com and visit the vax boards (but...
tara is right, from my understanding very little, if any, inhaled tobi gets into breastmilk.
This website has a ton of info on what is OK for breastfeeding and what isn't:
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tara is right, from my understanding very little, if any, inhaled tobi gets into breastmilk.
This website has a ton of info on what is OK for breastfeeding and what isn't:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...
tara is right, from my understanding very little, if any, inhaled tobi gets into breastmilk.
This website has a ton of info on what is OK for breastfeeding and what isn't:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...
I agree having a plan is good with the hemoptysis. I know fentanyl is a serious pain killer and I woulnd't be suprized if it didn't grog baby out - which isn't to say that if you need it not to get it, but have a plan for this as well because you want to establish good nursing habits from the...
I agree having a plan is good with the hemoptysis. I know fentanyl is a serious pain killer and I woulnd't be suprized if it didn't grog baby out - which isn't to say that if you need it not to get it, but have a plan for this as well because you want to establish good nursing habits from the...
I agree having a plan is good with the hemoptysis. I know fentanyl is a serious pain killer and I woulnd't be suprized if it didn't grog baby out - which isn't to say that if you need it not to get it, but have a plan for this as well because you want to establish good nursing habits from the...
how will this, if at all, affect the baby? I know that meds like demerol which can be given IV can make baby very sleepy and not willing to nurse soon after birth.
how will this, if at all, affect the baby? I know that meds like demerol which can be given IV can make baby very sleepy and not willing to nurse soon after birth.
how will this, if at all, affect the baby? I know that meds like demerol which can be given IV can make baby very sleepy and not willing to nurse soon after birth.
look at your luteal phase - the time after you ovulate until your period starts. to sustain pregnancy it needs to be a minimum of 10 days but preferably 12-14. a short luteal phase can indicate a problem with progesterone. your doc can do bloodwork in this time if you want. also, it is...
look at your luteal phase - the time after you ovulate until your period starts. to sustain pregnancy it needs to be a minimum of 10 days but preferably 12-14. a short luteal phase can indicate a problem with progesterone. your doc can do bloodwork in this time if you want. also, it is...
look at your luteal phase - the time after you ovulate until your period starts. to sustain pregnancy it needs to be a minimum of 10 days but preferably 12-14. a short luteal phase can indicate a problem with progesterone. your doc can do bloodwork in this time if you want. also, it is...
I think hospitals are good for many things. Obviously you want the best care in the face of a medical emergency. Though top hospitals are often only considered the top because they have the most up-to-date technology, or, they paid for their ranking (they do do this). So while your med team...
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