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It is very important to understand first signs of pregnancy. Get more information about pregnancy signs, early first signs of pregnancy, first signs symptoms of pregnancy at AllMothers.

Are you planning your first outing with baby getting some fresh air and good environment? Here at Motherszone, checkout fun and exciting baby outing ideas to refresh your mind and baby also will enjoy.

Are you planning your first outing with baby getting some fresh air and good environment? Here at Motherszone, checkout fun and exciting baby outing ideas to refresh your mind and baby also will enjoy.

Get more information about pregnancy, pregnancy stages, stages of pregnancy development, pregnancy stages first trimester, pregnancy stages second trimester, pregnancy stages third trimester at AllMothers.

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Lots of nursing mothers wonder what they should eat and what they shouldn's eat for the baby to grow healthy and strong. First of all I advice you to carefully read the nutrition recommendations in the topics about allergy and brain development in babies.

One of the first signs of your body changing that you may notice, even before your pregnancy is confirmed, is breast tenderness and swelling. It is perfectly normal for your breasts to feel strange when you are pregnant due to the effects of the hormones oestrogen and progesterone.

As soon as you see your new baby for the first time, you'll fall head over heels in love and want to share the magic with your close family and friends. And you can, by recording amazing moments in your child's life with a camcorder.

Your baby can sleep in the same room as you, or have a separate nursery. Whichever you choose, plan the area in advance to save trouble later. If interior decorating doesn't come naturally to you (eg it took you a year to decide what colour carpet you wanted for your sitting room - and then you changed your mind three times), creating a nursery for your first baby may be daunting.

A baby's first room needs to be tranquil and calm. Keep things simple: choose clear colours, provide easy-access storage for necessities, add a comfy chair for feeding your baby and give baby something to look at. Baby's cot can be stylish as well as practical.

All women feel differently after giving birth, and while some bond with their baby at first sight, others may not experience this initial attachment and love, possibly because they are just so tired, or feel a bit under the weather or tearful.

If you had tearing while giving birth, or had to have stitches or a caesarean section, then you may feel sore and have some pain for a while. It is important after the first few days that you look after any wounds that you have by bathing them regularly to keep them clean so that they can heal rapidly and effectively without infection.

Although vaginal bleeding occurs in up to 20-25% of pregnancies in the first trimester, in over 50% of these cases the pregnancy can advance successfully and result in the birth of a healthy baby.

Although it's generally safe to travel during your pregnancy, you may find that long journeys in the early and later stages of your pregnancy can be uncomfortable. Additionally, if you need to travel late in pregnancy or abroad, it may be advisable to check with your doctor or healthcare professional first.