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VIDEO: Planning Your Pregnancy
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VIDEO: Third Trimester
VIDEO: Labour and Birth
VIDEO: Early Days with your Baby
VIDEO: The First 6-8 Weeks at Home with your Baby
The kitchen is a fun and interesting place for a curious toddler but - like other parts of your home, it also has hidden dangers.
Drinking and smoking aren't just harmful when you're pregnant - they can affect your baby's health, too.
To maintain a healthy weight during pregnancy, plan your meals and choose healthier foods. Eating for two is about eating twice as healthy, not twice as much.
By the age of nine to 12 months, your baby has developed a distinct personality and can demonstrate many emotions. Here's what you can expect.
When you're pregnant, certain everyday things like bacteria can pose potential risks. Here are some simple steps you can take to keep yourself and your baby healthy.
Your 24 to 30 month old toddler is constantly moving, often with precision and determination. This is a fun, interactive and formative period.
At 30 to 36 months, your toddler likely enjoys cuddling and openly showing you affection - and playing with others is becoming easier.
Staying active is good when you’re pregnant. But as your body changes, you need to be careful with certain types of movement to keep yourself, and your baby, safe.
Your toddler needs regular healthcare, including visits to the doctor and dentist. Here's some advice to make those trips less stressful for both of you.
Childproofing your home will help to create a safer environment, but there is no way to completely childproof - nothing can replace adult supervision!
It's easy to confuse pre-labour with true labour. Here's a list of signs to help you tell the difference.
The second stage of labour begins with full dilation and ends with your baby's birth. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to two or three hours.
Toddlers between 24 and 36 months often transform into little social butterflies who love being with other children. Here's what else you can expect at this age.
If you have decided to get pregnant, visit your health care provider for a pre-pregnancy or "preconception" visit.
Iron is important for the health of new moms, especially if you're breastfeeding.
