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When will I feel my baby move?
You should feel your baby move between three and six months. At first, these movements may feel small. Some women say it feels like a flutter, or little bubbles. These …
Why are my breasts getting big?
Your body is growing your breasts to make milk for your baby. Your nipples could grow and become darker. The skin around your breasts may stretch. If you are experiencing …
I’m going to have a baby. What should I do?
First, find a doctor or midwife you trust who can help you and your baby stay healthy.Second, begin to take a prenatal vitamin, but talk to your doctor or midwife …
I’m pregnant. What’s happening to my body?
Your body is changing! Your breasts are growing and you may have an upset stomach. You may also notice: Breasts get bigger. Upset stomach. Peeing more. Craving foods. Pain in …
How long will I be pregnant?
You will be pregnant for about 40 weeks, or nine months. This is considered full-term. If you deliver before 37 weeks, your baby may need to stay in the hospital …