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Confused About Pregnancy? These Tips Can Help!

By Mommy's Joy

Many people say that pregnancy is one of the most beautiful things in the world. Unfortunately, it gets pretty tough sometimes. The hormonal mood swings, the constant cravings, the morning sickness and carrying an extra fifteen pounds, can make things quite miserable for Mommy. This article is here to give some advice and how to cope. Remember, lots of women have been through this and here’s some great advice to help you through it.

Eat for one! Many people think that because they are pregnant, they can eat as much as they want. This is not true. If you want to be able to get your body back after you give birth, you need to make sure that you only raise your calories by a very little bit (you should consume around 2,000 calories a day, no more!)

Don’t stop using a seat belt in your car while driving or riding as a passenger. The danger to your baby from the seat belt is much less than the danger from you being loose in the car in the event of a crash. Make sure the belt is as low on your hips as possible, preferably underneath your belly.

Read a pregnancy book. They provide expectant parents with a wealth of information on what to expect both during the pregnancy and after the baby is born. They give new parents piece of mind by helping them plan, and they answer questions that they may not want to ask their friends or family members.

Visit thrift stores when shopping for maternity clothing. You can get wonderful deals at these shops, for the clothes you will only wear for a short period of time. You will save your money, plus you will do the environmentally friendly thing about re-using materials.

Eat fish throughout the course of your pregnancy! Studies have shown that the children of women who ate fish while they were pregnant are smarter, communicate better and have better motor skills than other children. It is important to talk to your doctor about which type of fish to eat; you want to avoid those with mercury, including Swordfish, Shark and King Mackerel.

Make sure the prescription drugs you are taking are not dangerous to the health of your baby. Every prescription drug on the market has a “pregnancy class” that tells you whether the drug is safe to take during pregnancy. If you are taking a drug that is unsafe for pregnant women, ask your doctor about alternatives. Most drugs have one or more.

Keep extra deodorant around wherever you go. Pregnant women sweat. Trust me it’s not just glow, it is sweat. Stay dry and smelling fresh with deodorant. Consider looking into getting a few little portable fans to help stay dry and sweat free as much as possible.

Don’t leave the house without a change of clothes and a fresh pair of underwear. Pregnancy leaves us with a lot less control over our bodies and accidents can happen. It is better to act like a boy scout and be prepared than have to run home in the middle of the day because we were caught off guard.

A multivitamin is a workhorse during pregnancy. Make sure and take them every day. Multivitamins provide essential folic acid for the developing baby. They also can reduce the risk of preeclampsia by 45% when taken regularly. Set yourself a reminder in your phone or with notes to take it on a regular basis.

It can be a stressful time when you are pregnant. All women have different body chemistry and will react to birth differently, but it’s important to realize that your body will give you signals as to what it wants. Analyzing the tell-tale signs from this article and predicting the inevitable problems, can help ease the hardship of pregnancy or at least, with your peace of mind.

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