While for some, pregnancy might bring about a streak of good hair days — courtesy of hormones making hair stronger, longer and less likely to shed — that doesn’t mean you have to stick with the status ...

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For many of us, spring and summer present an opportunity to soak in as much sunshine as possible. But if you’re pregnant, doctors say you should try to stay out of the direct sun as much as possible, ...

Because hypoallergenic products are formulated to minimize the risk of allergic reactions and skin sensitivities, Rattan considers them a wise choice during pregnancy when the skin may be more ...

Pregnancy can be an exciting time, but it can also be filled with nerves, anxiety and questions like: What size is the baby? How much water should I be drinking? What symptoms are normal? Thankfully, ...

What Skincare Ingredients Might Be Unsafe for Someone Who Is Pregnant or Nursing? Dr. Farhang reports that, “Topical retinoids such as tretinoin are not recommended during pregnancy. Some ...

When you find out you’re pregnant, the emotions you experience at once can be overwhelming: intense joy, exuberance, bewilderment (where do you even start when it comes to finding the right diapers?), ...

Pregnant women need extra care in winters. Gynaecologist explains why consuming foods like whole grains, herbs, and warm ...

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Emily Oster is an Associate Professor of Economics at Brown University and author of Expecting Better. Last week my book, Expecting Better, was published. It’s a data-driven look at pregnancy in which ...