Diastasis Recti Causes Of Ab Seperation During And After Pregnancy

Diastasis recti (abdominal separation) is the separation of two bands of abdominal muscles (recti-abdominis or six-pack muscles), which run from the chest to the pelvis underneath the skin and meet along the mid-line of the stomach. The condition is also known as “diastasis of rectus abdominis muscle” (DRAM) and is common during and after pregnancy.… Continue reading Diastasis Recti Causes Of Ab Seperation During And After Pregnancy

Preparing Your Older Child to Become a Sibling | Mom Talks

A newborn’s arrival affects the entire family. In this episode of MomTalks, we will share how to prepare your older child to become a big brother or a big sister. We will also share how to include your older children during those first weeks when a baby enters into the family, and more! Source link

Avoiding Ticks & Mosquitos | Tips From a Pediatrician

Many of us have been stuck at home and are ready to explore the outdoors, so it’s time to learn about avoiding ticks and mosquitos. In this video, Dr. Jennifer Foersterling offers advice for parents on ways to prevent bug bites. You’ll learn guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics on insect repellant for kids.… Continue reading Avoiding Ticks & Mosquitos | Tips From a Pediatrician

High Amniotic Fluid Polyhydramnios Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

The amniotic fluid acts as a cushion to the baby in your womb. It also helps in the development of the baby’s lungs, digestive tract, and muscles. Proper development of the baby is possible when the amniotic fluid levels are within the normal range. Too high or too little fluid volume may cause complications in… Continue reading High Amniotic Fluid Polyhydramnios Causes, Symptoms And Treatment