Pregnancy development
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More than 50 percent of your baby’s energy is directed toward this development over the next few weeks.
Many women sense they might be pregnant way before they get a positive result, but how do you know if you’re pregnant? If you’ve felt a little different than your normal self recently and think you could be expecting, you’re probably unable to focus on anything else right now. Before you head to the pharmacy to buy a test, why not check out these common signs of early pregnancy?
Adoption can be a beautiful way to grow a family and provide a stable, loving home for a child.1, In Canada, domestic adoption is overseen by each province or territory, while international adoption is managed federally.2,3 Learn about eligibility requirements, types of adoption and other details about how to adopt a child in Canada.
If you’re trying to get pregnant, it can be helpful to know when your most fertile days are to increase your chances of conceiving. While an ovulation calendar can be an incredibly helpful tool, knowing the signs of ovulation will help you better understand your body and help you optimize your likelihood of getting pregnant.
Discover what changes to expect as your body adapts to pregnancy and what you can do to cope.
Find out what nutrients you must consume or avoid to maintain a healthy pregnancy and contribute to your baby's healthy growth and development.
Find out what nutrients you must consume or avoid to maintain a healthy pregnancy and contribute to your baby's healthy growth and development.
Celebrate your belly growth with adorable badges!
