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View details NESTUM® Wheat & Honey Cookies
NESTUM® Wheat & Honey Cookies
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NESTUM® Wheat & Honey Cookies

Indulge in the delightful sweetness of NESTUM® Wheat & Honey Cookies, a perfect treat for toddlers and the whole family!

View details NESTUM® Wheat & Fruits Waffles
NESTUM® Wheat & Fruits Waffles
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NESTUM® Wheat & Fruits Waffles

Treat your little ones to the delicious and nutritious NESTUM® Wheat & Fruits Waffles, perfect for breakfast or as a delightful snack!

View details How does an ovulation test work and how can it help you get pregnant?
A couple watching a pregnancy test after an ovulation test.
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Pregnancy

How does an ovulation test work and how can it help you get pregnant?

In this article, we’ll explore how ovulation tests work, when and how to use them, and what kind of help they may provide.

View details How to deal with Diaper Rash in your baby?
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Pregnancy

How to deal with Diaper Rash in your baby?

Find out how to handle diaper rash with proven tips, recognize serious symptoms, and get advice on when to seek medical help.

View details How often should I take my baby to the pediatrician?
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1st Firsts

How often should I take my baby to the pediatrician?

How often should I take my baby to the pediatrician?

View details What should I bring to a pediatrician’s appointment?
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1st Firsts

What should I bring to a pediatrician’s appointment?

What should I bring to a pediatrician’s appointment?

View details How can I prepare for my baby’s first pediatric visit?
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1st Firsts

How can I prepare for my baby’s first pediatric visit?

How can I prepare for my baby’s first pediatric visit?

View details How can I prevent diaper rash?
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1st Firsts

How can I prevent diaper rash?

How can I prevent diaper rash?

View details What is the best cream for diaper rash?
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1st Firsts

What is the best cream for diaper rash?

What is the best cream for diaper rash?

View details Can diaper rash be a sign of an allergy?
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1st Firsts

Can diaper rash be a sign of an allergy?

Can diaper rash be a sign of an allergy?

View details Is it “baby blues” or postpartum depression?
A mother feeding her baby and dealing with postpartum depression.
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Postpartum

Is it “baby blues” or postpartum depression?

Giving birth can be a momentous event in one’s life. However, childbirth may also leave some serious forms of mood disorders known as postpartum depression and baby blues.

View details What are Braxton Hicks contractions?
A pregnant woman relaxing on a sofa after some Braxton Hicks contractions.
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Pregnancy

What are Braxton Hicks contractions?

Find out when Braxton Hicks contractions start, what they feel like, and how to tell if it’s false labor or the real thing.

View details Which are the symptoms of cradle cap?
A mother kissing her baby without cradle cap
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1st Firsts

Which are the symptoms of cradle cap?

Understand cradle cap, its symptoms, and how to gently remove flakes without harming your baby’s delicate skin.

View details Can an ovulation test confirm that I actually ovulated?
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Preconception

Can an ovulation test confirm that I actually ovulated?

Can an ovulation test confirm that I actually ovulated?

View details Can medications affect ovulation test results?
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Preconception

Can medications affect ovulation test results?

Can medications affect ovulation test results?

View details Are ovulation tests useful if I have irregular periods?
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Preconception

Are ovulation tests useful if I have irregular periods?

Are ovulation tests useful if I have irregular periods?

View details Do ovulation tests work for women with PCOS?
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Preconception

Do ovulation tests work for women with PCOS?

Do ovulation tests work for women with PCOS?

View details Everything you need to know about artificial insemination
A couple considering artificial insemination.
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Preconception

Everything you need to know about artificial insemination

Artificial insemination is an assisted reproductive technology that serves as a fertility treatment and has shown many proven results.

View details Ectopic pregnancy: a practical guide
Ectopic pregnancy
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Pregnancy

Ectopic pregnancy: a practical guide

Ectopic pregnancy can be one of the most difficult obstacles when it comes to pregnancy in general, and may even pose a real danger to the expecting mother.

View details How can I tell if I’m pregnant in the first days?
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How can I tell if I’m pregnant in the first days?

You may feel fatigue, breast tenderness, mood changes, mild nausea, or light implantation spotting. The most reliable confirmation is a pregnancy test.

View details When does pregnancy start to show?
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When does pregnancy start to show?

A small bump usually appears around weeks 12–16, but it varies by body type and prior pregnancies. For guidance on what to expect in these stages, see pregnancy common questions.

View details What color is vaginal discharge in pregnancy?
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What color is vaginal discharge in pregnancy?

Normal discharge is clear or milky white and may increase. Brown, green, yellow, or foul‑smelling discharge warrants medical review.

View details How can I relieve heartburn during pregnancy?
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How can I relieve heartburn during pregnancy?

Eat small, frequent meals; avoid greasy, spicy, or acidic foods; don’t lie down right after eating; elevate the head of the bed. For more tips, check pregnancy pains and discomforts.

View details What breast changes occur in pregnancy?
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What breast changes occur in pregnancy?

Breasts enlarge and feel tender; areolas darken; veins may show; colostrum can appear later.

View details Which foods affect breast milk?
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Which foods affect breast milk?

Most foods are safe. Limit alcohol and excess caffeine, avoid high‑mercury fish, and notice if spicy or gassy foods bother your baby.

View details What should I avoid during pregnancy?
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What should I avoid during pregnancy?

Avoid smoking, alcohol, illicit drugs, unpasteurized foods, undercooked meats, and cat litter exposure (toxoplasmosis risk). Get a full guide on what not to eat when pregnant.

View details When should I call my doctor urgently?
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When should I call my doctor urgently?

Seek care for heavy bleeding, severe pain, persistent vomiting, fever, severe headache, vision changes, or decreased fetal movement (later pregnancy).

View details Is exercise safe during pregnancy?
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Is exercise safe during pregnancy?

Yes, for most. Aim for 150 minutes/week of moderate activity if approved by your healthcare provider; avoid high‑impact or contact sports.

View details When should I start prenatal care?
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When should I start prenatal care?

You should start prenatal care as soon as you think you might be pregnant. Beginning early gives your doctor the chance to check on your health and your baby's development from the very start.

View details Pregnancy: Frequently asked questions
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Pregnancy: Frequently asked questions

Pregnancy: Frequently asked questions

View details When do babies start crawling?
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When do babies start crawling?

Most begin between 7 and 10 months; some scoot, roll, or bottom‑shuffle first.

View details What motor skills develop at 6–8 months?
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What motor skills develop at 6–8 months?

Sitting with support, rolling both ways, transferring objects hand‑to‑hand, and early mobility.