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Pregnancy Tips From Real-Life Experiences

By Nicole Irving, Publisher and Editor-In-Chief | May 17, 2026 | Expecting , Parenting Advice , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

Warning, Read at Your Own Risk! Pregnancy Tips from Real Life Experiences You read all the books. You attended the classes. You took the hospital tour. But nothing can prepare you for having a baby like actually having the baby. Once you start swapping stories with fellow parents, chances are you will say “wow... I

Expecting More Than Santa This Season? Announce Your Pregnancy With a Holiday Twist!

By Lindsey Johnson | December 9, 2025 | Conception 2 College , Expecting

The holidays sparkle with excitement, tradition and joy, making them the perfect backdrop for sharing good news of a growing family. Whether you prefer a cozy in-person reveal, a beautifully staged photo or a playful social media post, announcing your pregnancy during the festive season can create a memory your family will cherish for years.

Don’t Eat That! Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy

By Colleen McTiernan | September 18, 2025 | Expecting , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

You just found out you are pregnant! Congratulations! But put down that celebratory glass of champagne, and stow away the sushi. For the next nine months, there are some food restrictions you need to be aware of to maintain a healthy pregnancy. What should I stay away from? Raw meat and fish Undercooked or rare

Pregnancy Myths, Traditions and Folklore

By Tracy Wright | September 9, 2025 | Parenting Advice , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

When it comes to pregnancy, we’ve all heard the old wives’ tales and popular myths. Interestingly enough, many of these can be found in some way, shape or form throughout the world, while some are unique to different countries. While the myths can be misleading, many cultures have incredibly special traditions and beliefs that benefit

How to Conquer the Dreaded First Nail Trim

By Jennifer Jensen | July 28, 2025 | Articles , Conception 2 College , infant

One of the first daunting tasks for a new parent is to give baby their first nail trim. Those small fingers and toes canbe quite scary to cut for the first time. The fear is that you could potentially harm your little one by cutting too close. But like most things you experience on your

The Benefits of Staying Active During Pregnancy

By Lindsey Johnson | March 11, 2025 | Conception 2 College , Expecting , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

Many women grew up believing that pregnancy is a time to take it easy, put your feet up on the couch and by all means avoid exercise. While sometimes the modern pregnant woman does need to put her feet up and relax, doctors are now encourage staying active during pregnancy and after. What are the

7 Aches & Pains of Pregnancy

By Rebecca Vitkus | November 15, 2024 | Conception 2 College , Expecting , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

As your home and heart are filled with the joyful anticipation of bringing a new life into the world, be informed on how your body may respond to this exciting change during pregnancy and what you can do to ease some of the discomforts. Restless Leg Syndrome RLS is the irrepressible need to move the

Understanding the Placenta

By Danielle Pastula | November 12, 2024 | Expecting , Pregnancy & Early Childhood

Pregnancy is a beautiful and exciting time in a woman’s life, but it can also be confusing and even scary for first-time expecting moms. We’re guessing you’ve stocked up on all the “What to Expect ...” types of books you can get your hands on, but even if you’re a mom-to-be who has no interest

Pregnancy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

By Lindsey Johnson | November 6, 2024 | Expecting , uncategorized

When we consider the aches and pains of pregnancy, we usually think about an aching back or swollen ankles. However, many women experience pain in an unexpected place: their wrists. Prevalence The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Strokes defines carpal tunnel syndrome as “a common neurological disorder that occurs when the median nerve, which

C-Section Numbness: What to Expect After Birth

By Jennifer Jensen | October 29, 2023 | Conception 2 College

Key Takeaways Post C-section numbness is a common side effect caused by small nerves being cut during surgery, leading to reduced sensation near the incision site. Many women also experience itching or tingling as nerves begin to heal, and using an ice pack for 5–10 minutes can help relieve discomfort. Numbness after a C-section usually

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Pregnancy Tips From Real-Life Experiences

Expecting More Than Santa This Season? Announce Your Pregnancy With a Holiday Twist!

Don’t Eat That! Foods to Avoid During Pregnancy

Pregnancy Myths, Traditions and Folklore

How to Conquer the Dreaded First Nail Trim

The Benefits of Staying Active During Pregnancy

7 Aches & Pains of Pregnancy

Understanding the Placenta

Pregnancy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

C-Section Numbness: What to Expect After Birth

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