Using pads reduces the risks of developing an infection, as well as giving a more accurate indicator of blood loss. For example, if a woman is having to change their pad on an hourly basis, a trip to the emergency department may be a good idea.

At six months, a baby would be able to recognize and show preference to their family members. A six-month-old baby should begin to notice strangers, and be apprehensive of their presence. They may be genuinely affected by shows of emotion. They should also be interested in snuggling, cuddling, or being held by their family members.

A pediatrician is always the best source of information on a baby’s milestone. They will be able to make recommendations, referrals, and provide educated information. Any parent with concerns over their baby’s development should also address with their pediatrician.

Any of these signs indicate that your baby may be struggling to breathe. Keep in mind babies do breathe faster than adults and children, but breaths that occur at a rate of more than 60 per minute are concerning.

It's widely known that folic acid (vitamin B9) reduces the risk of birth defects once you're pregnant, but some studies have also shown that women who take folic-acid supplements before becoming pregnant conceive at a higher rate.

The pill have been the most commonly used method since 1982.