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The article discusses why abdominal muscles separate during pregnancy and what can one do about it. A post-baby mummy tummy is a separation of the two large parallel bands of muscles running from the top to the bottom of the abdomen. It is said to occur to some degree in more than 99 percent of pregnant women.

The article offers travel tips for enjoying a vacation with baby. It discusses some travel tips which include saving space in suitcase, according to lifestyle blogger Joanna Goddard, the recommendation of Hannah Chow-Johnson, pediatrician at Loyola University Health System, regarding the need of packing pediatric medications for acid reflux or asthma, and the selection of a babysitter.

The offers step-by-step instructions on various exercises to relieve pain during pregnancy including core twist, deadlift to curl and triangle pose.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience during pregnancy.

The article discusses issues on best age of having baby. It has been stated that pregnancy at any age comes with its own advantages and disadvantages. It has been stated that if a women is around 20-25, her body is primed for pregnancy and its demands, but they may find themselves ill-prepared for the stress of a new baby. It has been reported that natural fertility starts declining at 30, but by delaying motherhood, they protect themselves from job, relationship and financial stresses.

The article discusses the reasons and ways to control women's craving to fatty foods such as chocolates and fries. It says that stress intensifies the desire to eat such food because the body wants the dopamine's soothing effect. It states that the urge to eat chocolates can be controlled by taking a 15-minute walk. It adds that chocolate craving when having a premenstrual syndrome (PMS) can be solved with exercise and deep breathing

The article offers information on the establishment of Basic Animal Rescue Training (BART) for fire fighters aimed at rescuing animals. It mentions that BART was founded by Janet Olson in 2004 with the help of the Minnesota Veterinary Medical Foundation to teach fire fighters, paramedics, and police officers administer first aid to cats and dogs. Details related to the response of BART in animal rescues are provided. It notes that BART have trained and certified more than 4,000 fire fighters.

The article focuses on some common odor problems during pregnancy including body odor, bad breath and vaginal odor.

In this article the author shares her experience of being pregnant and getting snapped.

The article reports on Maryanna Korwitts, a professional nameologist, who sends a detailed homework assignment asking parents to rank positive qualities they desire in a child and ideal professions for their grown-up baby.

The article focuses on some skin problems related to pregnancy and suggests solutions to deal with them. It is stated that melasma or facial skin darkening triggered by high estrogen levels and exacerbated by exposure to UV rays is developed in up to 70 percent of moms-to-be which could be cured with the use of a broad-spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen. It is stated that spider veins or red, blue purple marks are developed in most women that may fade post-delivery.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience regarding her suffering and cure of the disease anorexia.