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  We’re Expecting! Pregnancy Guide Month 9

  January 29, 2016

  This is it; you’re last pregnancy lap, so to speak. The two of you are so close to the finish line. In truth, by Week 36, baby’s lungs are developed enough to live happily out of the womb. Some babies … read more

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  Healthy Babies Start with Proper Planning

  January 21, 2016

  It makes sense that women with healthy bodies are the most likely to experience low-risk pregnancies, less complicated deliveries and healthy babies. However, that typically takes a little planning and preparation. “Healthy Babies Start with Proper Pregnancy Planning,” is the … read more

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  Is Home Birth Right for You? 7 Things to Consider

  January 14, 2016

  Home birth is a hot topic in the realm of labor and delivery. According to the Midwives Alliance of North America (MANA), the number of homebirths in the United States rose by 41% between 2004 and 2010. This sharp increase … read more