Each baby adjusts to breastfeeding differently, just as each mom’s breasts release milk differently. Light coughing or sputtering, especially just when starting out to breastfeed, is normal, and just a sign that your baby is adjusting to the process and the flow of the milk.

Leaving a baby in a wet or soiled diaper may lead to a condition called diaper rash. Diaper rash is a red, tender looking area on your baby’s bottom or genitals. This may cause your baby to be fussier then normal, particularly when the area is washing or touched. It may also become infected if not treated properly.

Your hands or feet swell suddenly or you rapidly gain weight — it may be preeclampsia.

PCOS is a leading cause of infertility in women

Cervical caps/covers are 84-91% effective at preventing pregnancy for women who have never given birth. They are only 68-74% effective for women who have given birth.

Types of non-hormonal contraception that prevent pregnancy include diaphragms, caps and also copper-bearing intrauterine device (CU-IUD). Non-hormonal methods prevent pregnancy by preventing the sperm and egg from meeting.