Health

Your baby is developing at a spectacular rate, especially in the first year! What growth benchmarks can you trust to ensure that it grows well? And when it comes to dressing, how can you follow the movement and decipher the labels on your clothes?

Pregnancy is sometimes synonymous with hypersalivation, also called hypersialorrhea or ptyalism, excessive salivation that is not always easy to bear. We tell you all about hypersalivation during pregnancy and how to remedy it or at least reduce it naturally.

Among the common (and painful!) disorders of pregnancy, there are varicose veins, those blue veins that appear under the skin’s surface. How can we get rid of them?

hard for most of us to escape the famous pregnancy nausea. Phew, it doesn’t last and theoretically stops between the 16th and 20th week of amenorrhea. We explain their causes and how to fight against them, with concrete anti-nausea tips to implement daily.

Migraine is a severe disorder, quite common in women. What causes migraine during pregnancy? What are the symptoms? Parents.co.uk tells you everything you need to know about migraine in pregnancy.

Expecting a baby causes a lot of minor inconveniences. We discover them as the months go by, and we hardly dare to talk about them! Benign but uncomfortable, we would like to get rid of these little evils of pregnancy! Here’s a look at the solutions.

Some women experience acne outbreaks during pregnancy, even though they did not necessarily suffer from it before becoming pregnant. What causes acne during pregnancy? How can it be stopped? Will it disappear after pregnancy? We’ll tell you everything.

dication is strongly discouraged, how to get rid of it? Tips from grandmothers, hygienic measures. We help you find solutions to diarrhea when you are pregnant.

Urinary incontinence is a symptom that is usually related to a physical disorder. It is the uncontrollable and involuntary loss of urine, which occurs during the day or night. Who is at risk? Are there any treatments? We take a look at urinary incontinence.

ome contractions can announce an imminent delivery, sometimes before term, while others do not affect the cervix. The latter are called Braxton-Hicks contractions. But how can you tell the difference between real and fake contractions? How do you know if you should go to the place of delivery? Our explanations.