Short Answer - You should feel your baby’s first movements (called quickening) between weeks 16 and 25. If it’s your first pregnancy, it may be closer to the 25 week mark. The initial movements won’t feel like kicks exactly, more like butterflies in your stomach or a little twitch or nudge. Don’t worry, these movements get stronger in time as your.... Read More
Short Answer - Probably Yes. About 90% of women get them after the 6th or 7th month, but there are things you can do to help prevent them or make them less visible. Stretch marks happen when your body grows faster than your skin can keep up with. In the last trimester, you grow a lot! Which means stretch marks are most likely gonna happen (sorry l.... Read More
Short Answer - Bleeding during pregnancy is common (particularly in the first trimester) and it may be no cause for alarm….HOWEVER, bleeding can sometimes indicate a serious issue. You should always report it to your doctor immediately. If you notice you are bleeding, wear a pad or panty liner so you can see how much you are bleeding, along with t.... Read More
