Expecting a second child is both an ecstatic and intimidating experience. You have a lot of plans to make and tons of preparations to do in order to welcome your new family member. While many similarities exist between your initial and subsequent pregnancies, there are noteworthy distinctions that should be known in order to guarantee an optimal maternity experience for both you and the baby. Being aware of these will ensure a wholesome pregnancy.
This archive will compare the differences between a woman’s first and second pregnancies, provide advice on how to prepare for the latter, and suggest measures of making sure that you’re completely ready for welcoming a new bundle of joy.
There is a common belief that a woman cannot get pregnant while she is lactating and breastfeeding. And while a related birth control method shrill exists and is called the lactation amenorrhea method (LAM), it is not an ultimate protection based exclusively on the mere fact of breastfeeding. Most women do not ovulate for two … Read more
The British National Health Service says that eight out of ten mothers-to-be will have stretch marks after pregnancy. Some new moms feel grateful to their body for growing a new life and take stretch marks as a privilege they can be proud of. Others have a hard time accepting the new appearance of their bodies. … Read more