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What to Expect at Your First Trimester Blood Screening

Tests and screenings are common when you’re in your first trimester. They check the health and wellbeing of your baby. Providers often suggest a 11-week blood test, which checks for chromosomal conditions your baby may have. This blood test can also reveal your baby’s sex!

So, why do providers suggest this screening in the first place? First trimester screenings and tests let you know your baby is healthy. In this article, we’ll go over what to expect from your 10-week blood test.

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Signs of Labor

As an expectant mother, you’re probably wondering what the early signs of labor are as you prepare for delivery. There are many signs that indicate you’re nearing or in labor. You may experience all or just a few of the signs, as every delivery is different but knowing what’s normal should give you some peace of mind as your due date draws closer.

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9 Steps to Getting Healthy Before Baby

If you are preparing for pregnancy, then you’re probably thinking about how to have a healthy baby. The best thing you can do for your future baby is to focus on your pre-pregnancy health.

It’s never too early to start getting healthy before baby, but most experts recommend working on pre-pregnancy health at least 3 months before you start trying to get pregnant. Follow these 9 steps to get healthy before baby.

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Chemical Pregnancy: The Signs and Causes

Did you get your period after a positive pregnancy test? There’s a chance you may have had a chemical pregnancy, which is an early miscarriage. While it can be confusing and disheartening, a chemical pregnancy is no cause for alarm. Most women who experience early miscarriages are fully able to conceive.

In this article, we’ll discuss what it is, the signs, potential causes, and how to recover.

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