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Which Trimester, Part Two
Last week some lilsugar readers said you had trouble remembering your stages of fetal development. From conception to birth, a pregnancy is filled with changes for both mother and babe. Let's see if you brushed up on the subject.
Which Trimester?
From conception to birth, a pregnancy is filled with constant changes, both for the mother and the baby. How well do you know your fetal development? Take this quiz to test your knowledge!
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Which Trimester, Part Three!
We've tried this before and lilsugar readers told us they had trouble remembering the stages of fetal development. From conception to birth, a pregnancy is filled with changes for both mother and babe. Let's see if you brushed up on the subject.
Baby Bump: Third Trimester Morning Sickness
I survived two pregnancies without morning sickness, but a pregnant Sugar staffer provided me with a tidbit of information that I thought I'd share. She was sailing along smoothly in her third trimester when the dreaded morning sickness she experienced early on in the first trimester was back, and it was worse. She said:
"I was literally seven months and one day pregnant and I started feeling nauseous again.
Pregnancy's Home Stretch: Swollen Feet and Ill Fitting Shoes
My swollen feet won't fit in a pair of wedges I wore yesterday. I've officially entered the final stretch of pregnancy. While heartburn, believing my stomach can't possibly stretch anymore and the sudden need to reorganize our flat, were indications — water retention, and feeling as though my water was going to break while walking last week have sealed the deal.
Why Didn't Anybody Tell Me: Pregnancy and Carpal Tunnel
Pregnancy and motherhood are ripe with shocking, funny, embarrassing, and insightful moments. All too often we have that "how did I not know that?!" moment.
Prenatal Exercise Benefits Mom and Baby
Let's get physical! The benefits of prenatal exercise have been linked to easier labors, faster postpartum recovery and improved mental health for the mama-to-be. Now, we can add healthier birth weights to that list.
Five More Ways to Stay in Pre-Pregnancy Clothing
As previously flat bellies turn into baby bumps and an expectant mama's clothes grow tight, a woman in her second trimester may try just about anything to extend the life of her pre-pregnancy clothes before diving into the world of maternity wear. Celebrities may opt for purchasing looser clothing in bigger sizes, but there are plenty of tricks for staying in your current clothes for a few weeks longer than expected. Check out our five additional tips for staving off a trip to the maternity store.
Heidi Klum Shows Off Her Third Trimester Knockout Body
The glitz and glamour of a black tie affair is enough to get any mama giddy about a night on the town. Trading in the sweats for a beautiful gown and primping in front of the mirror – be it for a fancy wedding, a charity event or a school function – can make a mom forget the bickering tots she leaves at home for the evening.
Though Heidi Klum makes it look effortless, finding a maternity dress that flatters an expectant mama's assets and hides her growing bump – especially in her last trimester – is no easy feat.
Did You Love Being Pregnant?
A pregnant friend of mine recently declared, "People who say they love pregnancy are so full of it!" I had to laugh and tell her she was dead wrong, because I was one of the lucky ones who really did love the expectant state. Of course I missed out on morning sickness, which makes the first trimester more delightful than imagined.
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