Congratulations! You’ve made it to the beginning of your third trimester, and you’re probably eager to know what exciting surprises lie ahead in this final stretch of your pregnancy. Prepare for a new set of changes as you and your baby prepare for the big arrival!
Preeclampsia (also called toxemia) is a condition seen with high blood pressure at or after 20 weeks of pregnancy in a woman whose blood pressure was normal before pregnancy.
Feeling those little flutters and kicks from your baby during pregnancy, known as fetal movements or quickening, is a special experience. It’s like your baby is saying, “Hello, Mom, I’m here!” Typically, you start to notice these sweet movements around 18 to 25 weeks into your pregnancy. But remember that every mom-to-be is different!
Are you currently expecting and weighing your options for giving birth? The choice between C-section vs. vaginal birth is a common dilemma for many moms-to-be. Each method has its unique considerations, and it’s important to be well-informed before making decisions about your birthing experience.
In the dynamic landscape of prenatal care and parental support, UC Baby proudly announces an innovative collaboration with two of Canada’s esteemed academic institutions—the University of British Columbia (UBC) and Dalhousie University. This initiative propels an exciting journey that can redefine and elevate the research into the challenges faced by couples as they navigate through the changes and how those affect their comfort level in having sex during pregnancy.
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Invite families and friends to witness this memorable event of your pregnancy. Celebrate that special child-bonding moment with your loved ones, wherever they are in the world.UC Baby® Heartbeat Bears®
There is nothing more beautiful than your baby's heartbeats. Save that sound forever in a UC Baby® Heartbeat Bear®. It's not just a great keepsake, but also an effective way to sooth your baby to sleep.
