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06/05/2020

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08/03/2020

05/12/2019

Smile you create a miracle 🤰🧚‍♀️

03/12/2019

🤗🤰Help your back and belly with our Busy Bug Maternity Belt. It is developed alongside pregnant mothers to ensure your pregnancy is as painless as possible.

30/11/2019

🧐🤔A baby was born 'pregnant' with her own sibling and needed an emergency C-section to remove it

👶👶A baby girl named Itzmara was born through a cesarean delivery, and 24 hours later, doctors performed a C-section on her too, because she had absorbed her twin in the womb, Mamás Latinas reported in March.

When the mother, Mónica Vega of Barranquilla, Colombia, had an ultrasound at seven months pregnant, doctors discovered she had two umbilical cords inside her. One connected baby Itzmara to Vega, but the other connected Itzmara to a mass that was her parasitic twin.

When doctors noticed this, they diagnosed Itzmara with "fetus in fetu," a rare condition where a malformed fetus is found in the body of its twin. The doctors said they needed to deliver Itzmara right away through a C-section so they could then operate on the baby. They were worried that if they didn't remove the parasitic twin inside Itzmara, the mass could grow and injure the baby's organs.

So after delivering Itzmara via C-section, the doctors performed a C-section on her too to remove the mass, which had no heart or brain. Itzmara was in good health following the surgery, Mamás Latinas reported.

source: yahoo news

28/11/2019

🤓🧐We’ve all heard of pregnant women craving the likes of pickles, sardines and grapefruit... but were you aware that 30% of women have cravings for non-food items during pregnancy?

🍽This is an eating disorder known as ‘Pica’.

Some bizarre non-food cravings recorded include soap, chalk, paper & stones.

26/11/2019

🧐🤓Myths: Do Not Take Hot Baths
Many people advise pregnant ladies not to take baths like you might have enjoyed before you became pregnant.🤰

Fact: Taking a lukewarm bath for five minutes is not a problem, but a long hot bath is something you must avoid during pregnancy.

Sitting in a hot bath for a long time can cause your body temperature to rise. This in turn increases the risk of neural tube defects, such as spina bifida. Heat can also lower your blood pressure a bit too much.