Hurrah! We have power at last…a week after hurricane Irene romped through, we have juice! Thanks for bearing with us while we camped out. So let’s get on with the topic of How to Get Pregnant, starting with why do we need to know this? In the past few decades, the average age for a [...]
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The following are notes from co-author Robyn Brancato, CNM (certified nurse midwife) who practices in New York City, or, as she is know here: Wonderrobyn! You can read about both authors in the About tab above. Here they are on the beach in San Diego, when they gave a talk at conference there a couple [...]
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The life-time health status of mothers-to-be and their offspring begins before pregnancy. Exercise, healthy nutrition, and an uncompromised immune system are critical factors in this equation.
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Sperm exposure is a factor in the health of the pregnancy, mother and offspring.
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