Pregnancy

Watch this video to learn about the common symptoms of the second trimester of pregnancy including round ligament pain, stretch marks and lower back pain.

Watch this video to learn about the common symptoms of the third trimester of pregnancy including trouble sleeping, shortness of breath, hemorrhoids, and lower back pain.

Watch this video to learn why it's important to have a full-term pregnancy or closest to 40 weeks as possible unless the health of the mother and baby is at risk. In those cases, labor may be induced, or a C-Section may be performed to keep both mom and baby healthy.

This program reminds viewers how babies are more ready to face the world when they're born at or close to full-term (40 weeks), as it discusses the optimal health of full-term babies (though babies born at 37 weeks may look mature, they are not fully developed). It also encourages women to maintain a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy and to take time for themselves in the final weeks. It underscores how good preparation makes bringing baby home easier and inspires new mothers to savor every second with their newborn, watching as the newborn adjusts to the world.

Watch this video to learn more about healthy weight gain during pregnancy.

Watch this video to learn how much seafood is healthy to eat during your pregnancy.

Watch this video to learn about prenatal vitamins and why it's important to take them during pregnancy.

Watch this video to learn the benefit of getting the RSV vaccine during your pregnancy.

Watch this to learn about the importance of prenatal care and how to help have a healthy pregnancy.

It is ideal to start making healthy lifestyle choices before you even know you're pregnant - when you are trying to conceive or doing nothing to avoid becoming pregnant. These lifestyle choices include stopping smoking and using other nicotine products, avoiding alcoholic beverages, stopping or getting treatment for drug addictions and being sure that prescription and over the counter medications that you use are safe for developing a pregnancy. And once you know you are pregnant, what you put in your body becomes even more vital. This program will share concerns about using prescription medications, drugs or alcohol during pregnancy and what you can do to help ensure a safe journey and outcome for you and your baby.

Watch this video to know when it is a good time to share your pregnancy news with loved ones and your employer. Learn about the laws in place to protect your rights on the job and how to stay safe at home.

Aches and pains are a normal part of pregnancy, the result of your body changing to make room for your growing baby. While managing pain without medication is ideal, medicine may be necessary for some pregnant women who have chronic pain or experience severe pain. In this program you'll learn about non-medication techniques to help alleviate pain and how to use pain medications safely.

Amniocentesis is a test that can help answer questions about your baby's health. But not every woman needs to have this test. Watch and see how an amniocentesis is done and find out if it's the right test for you.

Watch this program to learn the importance of getting vaccinated during your pregnancy, including the Flu and Tdap vaccines.

Watch this video to learn the importance of fetal kick counts, the ways to monitor your baby's movement and when you should call your doctor.

A healthy baby begins with you.Choosing the right foods can help give you and your growing baby the nutrition you need and help you recover faster. Here are some tips to help you have a healthy pregnancy.

Exercise during pregnancy helps keep your body strong and your baby healthy. But there are some exercises that you shouldn't do. Learn about the changes your body goes through during pregnancy. Find out what you can do to stay fit and healthy.

One of the best ways to learn about the birthing process is to take a childbirth education class. Most women take the classes in their third trimester of pregnancy.

Watch this video to learn the risks for preeclampsia, symptoms, and what you can do to reduce your risk of getting this serious condition.

Watch this video to learn about Hyperemesis Gravidarum, symptoms, and the best treatment plan for you.

Normal blood pressure is essential for a healthy pregnancy. If you have high blood pressure before you become pregnant, you are at higher risk for developing certain problems during pregnancy. This video explains how chronic high blood pressure can affect you and your growing baby and why special monitoring is important.