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» Pregnancy, How You Can Help Your Doctor
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/12/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

You are your doctor's most important patient.

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» Pregnancy Glossary
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/12/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

The region of the body between the lower rib margin and the pubic bone; the lower front half of the body.

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» Natural Labor Induction
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/12/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Sometimes a baby is born before the doctor arrives, or before the mother can leave home to get to the hospital.

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» Parent Education — Learning More About Parenthood
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Parenting | Unrated

Is there a course for expectant parents in your community?

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» Leaving the Hospital After Giving Birth
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Leaving the hospital after you have had a baby is not an ordinary homecoming.

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» Newborn Baby Care — Newborn Baby and His Needs
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Babies | Unrated

The first few hours after your baby's birth are very busy ones for him.

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» Physical Recovery After Giving Birth
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

As soon as the baby is born, your uterus starts to shrink.

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» Pregnancy and Labor: The Baby's Birth
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Toward the end of your pregnancy, the waiting may seem very tedious.

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» Some Possible Pregnancy Complications
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Although minor annoyances are fairly common during pregnancy, serious problems seldom arise.

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» Common Discomforts During Pregnancy
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Pregnancy | Rating:

Although a normal pregnancy can bring you a great deal of satisfaction, certain discomforts may be connected with it.

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» Your Baby and His Family
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/11/2009 | Babies | Unrated

The 3-year old who pinches her baby brother, the 4-year old who shouts "Take him back, Mother. I don't want him," are not fictional characters invented by people who write about children.

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» Labor and Delivery: Preparing for Your Delivery
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/10/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

In the days of our great-grandmothers, women were always delivered at home.

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» Labor and Delivery: Getting Ready for the Baby
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/10/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Your baby will grow so fast that many of the things you get for him now will be too small after a few weeks.

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» Pregnancy — You and Your Family
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/10/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

It may seem to you that your baby belongs entirely to his parents.

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» Pregnancy — Understanding Your Own Feelings
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/9/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Different women feel differently about being pregnant.

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» Pregnancy — Going Places and Doing Things
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/9/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

A pregnant woman can usually take trips by plane, train, bus, or automobile up to the end of the seventh month.

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» Prenatal Care: Clothing and Personal Hygiene
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/9/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

When you are four or five months along, your pregnancy will begin to show.

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» Pregnancy and Nutrition: Your Food, Your Health
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/8/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

No matter how old you are, or where you live, or what kind of work you do, your good health depends to a very great extent on the food you eat.

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» How a Baby Grows Before He Is Born
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/7/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

Would you like to know more about what is happening inside of you as your baby grows?

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» Prenatal Care: Your Medical Care
By Marcus Siegel | Published 05/7/2009 | Pregnancy | Unrated

You are having your baby at a time when more is known than ever before about pregnancy, childbirth, and infant care.

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