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Pregnancy Week by Week
Congratulations, you've just uttered the words, "I am pregnant!" Find out what changes are happening to your body and see how your baby is developing each week of your pregnancy.
Pregnancy cravings
Food cravings are experienced by many women throughout pregnancy, and can include virtually anything. However there are some fairly common cravings shared by a majority of women!
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You're pregnant! But should you tell?
After Kate Middleton and Prince William shared their baby news prematurely, due to a diagnosis of hyperemesis gravidarum, Melissa Davey asks how long a couple should wait until reveal they're pregnant - and what the Duchess's condition really means.
We are more than the sum of our genes
Screening foetuses and embryos for genetic conditions sends an implicit message that the lives of those of us living with the conditions are simply not worth as much.
British servicewoman gives birth while serving in Afghanistan
Military experts have called for pregnancy testing of female soldiers after a British servicewoman gave birth while serving in Afghanistan.
Ideas for announcing your pregnancy
They’re some of the biggest words you’ll ever utter: “I’m pregnant.” Here are some ideas for breaking the news to loved ones in fun and different ways.
Mother's nightmare ends in dream come true
Julia Cannell's first concern was for her unborn baby when, at 28 weeks pregnant, doctors told her she had an aggressive form of leukaemia.
The story of Sam
At a 19-week scan, Ellen Lutton was given news no-one ever wants to hear. She shares her story of living in a no-man's land between despair and hope throughout her pregnancy.
A touchy subject: perineal massage
As your pregnancy nears its natural conclusion it’s normal to start thinking a lot about the birth.
Why am I experiencing more vaginal discharge?
No, it’s not your imagination – now that you’re a mum-to-be, you’re probably noticing more vaginal discharge than before. This is a common side effect of pregnancy, and is totally normal.
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Bleeding after birth
Being a new mum is fantastic, but sometimes there are some not-so-glamourous things that come with the territory. One of these things is bleeding after birth. This can come in the form of lochia or your returning period – but it’s all completely normal.
Things to look forward to in pregnancy
Carrying a human being in your body for nine months is a pretty amazing experience. Here are a few of the things you can look forward to now you’re pregnant.
Bleeding in pregnancy
Bleeding isn’t always a bad sign when you’re pregnant - in fact, for most women, it’s nothing to worry about. Learn more about spotting and when it becomes something to see your doctor about.
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