Touching your toes during the later months of pregnancy will seem a little far fetched; nevertheless, these actions will not have any negative impact on the body or baby.

A woman’s heart while pregnant will need to pump more blood around the body to compensate for the blood being directed to their baby.

By two months old, an infant is able to recognize both people’s faces and voices of his or her parents and close family they see regularly. They should smile at these familiar faces and turn their heads towards voices they recognize.

This condition, called cradle cap, is common in newborns. It typically clears up within several months. It is usually confined to the baby’s head, though may occur on the ears, eyelids, nose or groin area. It generally causes no discomfort to the baby, but should be cleaned daily with mild baby shampoo.

Use of injectable fertility drugs to induce ovulation can cause OHSS, in which your ovaries become swollen and painful.

Out of 100 women who use Copper IUD, only less than 1 may get pregnant.