Eunice Alexis Rae Barbosa 
Some mothers might experience negative or intrusive thoughts toward breastfeeding, known as breastfeeding aversion and agitation (BAA). Being mad or sad while breastfeeding might slow their milk flow, but the milk and its nutritional properties remain intact. The best way to deal with agitation …
Pregnancy brings about many changes in a woman’s life, including physical, emotional, and psychological. About 7% of pregnant women experience depression during pregnancy. The possible signs include excessive anxiety, low self-esteem, substance use abuse, poor adherence to prenatal care, poor weight gain, etc. Untreated …
Pregnancy can affect most parts of a woman’s body. Changes are constantly happening within 9 months and even after. Sex drive is no exception, and hormones are usually the reason for most of these changes. An increased level of estrogen and progesterone, as well …
According to research from Binghamton University and the State University of New York, any amount of exposure to alcohol in a pregnant woman could have an incredibly lasting effect on the child. It also doesn’t matter if you apply it on your hand, on …
By the time you are in the second or third trimester of your pregnancy, your mammary glands are starting to produce the food for your baby, so it’s pretty normal for colostrum to leak from your nipples and dry up. The best way to …
The simple answer is yes. If you are the guardian of an infant, you have the right to refuse a Rectal Temperature Check or any medical assessment. But before doing that, please note that a rectal temperature is used on infants because it is …
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