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Do You Know Your Facts About Miscarriage?
From the cycles they complete every month, to their ability to house and nurture a growing baby, our bodies are pretty miraculous. But when they let us down, it is hard to understand their ways. Nobody ever said that miscarriage was a pleasant topic of conversation, but it is important to know the facts.
Lil Links: Pregnancy After Miscarriage
- Pregnancy after miscarriage — Cool Mom
- Matt Damon sees his girls in every child he meets — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Kate Beckinsale can't go longer than five weeks without Lily — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- PTA Politics — Mommy Trackd
- My son sees dead people — The Poop
- Todd Palin: feminist icon? — Parent Dish
- Fifteen tips for single parents — Woman's Day
Mommy Dearest: How to Cope With Miscarriage?
Mommy Dearest,
My friend recently suffered a miscarriage and is devastated by the loss. I want to help, but honestly cannot find the words to comfort her. Would sending her flowers be a morbid reminder of recent events?
Mommy Alert! Miscarriage and Caffeine
Contrary to what was reported in this Mommy Alert two weeks ago, a recent New York Times article says there is evidence that caffeine poses a risk to pregnant women. It said:
"The new study, being published Monday in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, finds that pregnant women who consume 200 milligrams or more of caffeine a day — the amount in 10 ounces of coffee or 25 ounces of tea — may double their risk of miscarriage."
So if you're expecting, you may want to err on the side of caution and skip the cup of joe.
Coffee Won't Cause Miscarriages
Have your cup of joe and don't worry about junior. Kate Hudson is one celeb mama who indulges in her cup o' caffeine.
A recent study showed that pregnant women who drink caffeine in moderation are not more at risk for a miscarriage.
Babies Don't Always Come Easy
Nobody said life was fair and with pregnancy, I find this especially true. I consider myself lucky having gotten pregnant right away with both my kids and all things considered having had easy, uneventful deliveries. I've never experienced the loss that comes with having a miscarriage or the sadness that follows while stowing away items that were enthusiastically purchased for an impending birth.
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Parenting Q&A: How Do I Tell My Kids About Miscarriage?
Q. My four and seven-year-olds were thrilled when I told them I was pregnant. How do I break the news that I miscarried?
Lil Links: Easy No Sew Costumes For Baby
- 12 no sew costumes — Parenting
- Chad Lowe's baby is beloved — Celebrity Baby Blog
- VBACs are getting banned by some hospitals — CafeMom
- One blind teen is kidmazing — ParentDish
- Jaime Pressly feels more like a family since getting married — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Words on how to deal with a miscarriage — Momversation
- Tips for a babymoon at home — Fit Pregnancy
- What's your great moment in parenting — The Poop
- Say what? A pregnant lady denied unpasteurized cheese at a deli — MOMformation
Did You Spot During Pregnancy?
A few drops may be enough to get a mama-to-be worried, but 20 to 30 percent of pregnant women experience some bleeding. According to the American Pregnancy Association, vaginal bleeding can occur frequently in the first trimester and may not indicate problems. Did you experience this while with child?
Lil Links: Could Taye Diggs and His Family Be Any Cuter?
- Taye Diggs and Idina Menzel show off Walker Nathaniel — Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Leelee Sobieski's jumping on the baby train — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Separate beds for a happy marriage? — CafeMom
- Woman finally gets her precious baby after suffering nine miscarriages — ParentDish
- Keeping it green in the kitchen — Alpha Mom
- 5 snacks that won't ruin your supper — Health
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