“I had a fairly stressful pregnancy with my daughter and worried a lot, getting myself pretty emotional. I found the best way to relax and chill out was to go for a walk or to read something ...

To separate fact from fiction, femail.co.uk has investigated the truth surrounding seven pregnancy myths. GIVING BIRTH IS EASIER FOR WOMEN WITH BIG HIPS False: It is not hip size that determines ...

Vitamin D promotes healthy egg development and uterine health which lead to the conception that low levels of it reduce the ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Myth 1: Pregnant women need to eat twice as much. Dr. Laura Riley: Oh, this is my favorite. "Pregnant women need to eat twice as much." Absolute myth.

But while mildly entertaining, this experience is far from the reality of nausea gravidarum, to give it the proper name, for most pregnant women. Here’s our guide to the six most common morning ...

Vital Baby has curated information to dispel fears and myths surrounding pregnancy body changes, aiming to provide support ...

Even under the best of circumstances, there’s only so much about a pregnancy you can plan and in the midst of a pandemic, the idea of planning anything seems foolish. For National Infertility ...

Our three families try to identify the myths and truths of pregnancy cravings. Diet and nutrition during pregnancy can be confusing. For guidance, check out the NHS pregnancy and baby guide and ...

In vitro fertilisation (IVF) helps overcome infertility, but like any medical procedure, it’s important to have realistic ...

“Low vitamin D levels during pregnancy have been linked to increased risks of preterm birth, pre-eclampsia, gestational ...