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It's natural to feel strong emotions just after you've had a baby. You may feel elated, or you may feel sad. But for some women, feelings of sadness are much more intense. These intense feelings are called postpartum depression. Postpartum depression can be treated with medication and counseling.
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When a person is attempting to have a baby, fertile times become an important factor. Using information about your cycles will help to predict your more fertile times and when you will ovulate.
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It is important to know your estimated due date in order to help plan for the baby's birth.
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Smoking, drinking alcohol and using illegal drugs can have serious consequences for a pregnant woman and her baby. Knowing what these dangers are, and how to avoid them, can help you have a healthy pregnancy and baby. To assess how much you know about using drugs during pregnancy, try your hand at this quiz.
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Pregnancy is an exciting and busy time for couples. You spend time wondering about your baby-to-be and making plenty of preparations to welcome the newest member of your family. By taking this quiz, you can learn which lifestyle behaviors are most helpful and which may be harmful to your developing child.
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Test your knowledge of childhood health.
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Test your knowledge of vaccinations against a variety of diseases
that can affect your child. This quiz is based on information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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So you're having more than one! You're not alone. The number of multiple births has increased dramatically in recent years.
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Breast-feeding is filled with benefits to your child and you. Do you know what they are?
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This quiz will help you learn how smoking affects your baby.
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Here's a tough one: When is an unborn baby most at risk of developing abnormalities?
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Find out what you need to know about streptococcal infections.
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