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The Amazing Multilingual Baby!

Sat, 04/13/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

The language-learning capability of babies is truly astonishing. In the earliest moments of life, babies are able to differentiate between the phonetics of different languages and will respond most to phonetics heard in utero....more

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Misinformation about Fertility and Pregnancy on the Internet

Fri, 04/12/2013 By Dr.Amos

Just because someone writes something and it's on the internet, that doesn't mean it's correct. Below we list some sites and information that publish incorrect information about fertility and pregnancy....more

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Recurrence Risk of Preeclampsia in First and Subsequent Pregnancies

Fri, 04/12/2013 By Dr.Amos

Pre-eclampsia has been defined as a disease of first pregnancies....more

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Fighting the Personal Stigma of Genetics and Depression

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Summer Banks

Depression is a common feeling, but it is also the term given to a disease that affects almost 10% of the population of the United States. There are varying forms of depression....more

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Do Tall Dads Always Have Tall Children?

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Richard Banks

I remember how fantastic it felt when the orthopedic doctor told my mother I would be about 6-feet 8-inches tall at full growth. I would tower over everyone around me in just a few years. His prediction ended up falling about four inches short....more

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Typical patient questions about lifestyle

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Dr.Amos

Many of my patients ask me about lifestyle issues and pregnancy, especially about exercise, alcohol, caffeine, and artrificial sweeteners. Here are my straight-forward answers:

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Handling Baby Eczema

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

I had heard of eczema, but never on little babies. What is baby eczema and how could mothers take care of it so they aren’t stuck with baby albums full of splotchy red babies?...more

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A Drunk Baby is Not a Happy Baby

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

Everyone has at least one thing they judge. It may be shameful, but it is a reality of being human. There is always at least one person who we look at out of the corner of our eyes and think disparaging thoughts....more

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The Truth about Episiotomies and Lacerations

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

Because she is my best friend I had the confidence to ask a squirmy question—didn’t you get an episiotomy? I thought this was just common practice when a woman was delivering. ...more

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Mobile All You Can Eat Baby Buffet: Stimulating Lactation to Keep Up with Demand

Thu, 04/11/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

Pregnancy, childbirth and raising a newborn bring up a multitude of awkward moments for the new mother, especially when she has the unenviable task of listening to the advice of her husband’s grandmother discussing her own experiences with those events. ...more

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Your Clean Home May be Affecting Your Fertility

Wed, 04/10/2013 By Summer Banks

What if the cleaning supplies you use to make your home presentable are causing your fertility problems?...more

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Do Outdoor Jobs Increase Male Infertility?

Wed, 04/10/2013 By Richard Banks

Sitting in traffic the other day, I noticed a large group of construction workers standing around. Some held the Stop/Slow signs and others were just standing there while a large truck was pouring hot asphalt onto the ground....more

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How to Attend Her Labor When Sick

Tue, 04/09/2013 By Richard Banks

There is nothing worse than waiting for nine months to see the delivery of your child only to find out you’re too sick to attend the labor. During pregnancy, your partner’s immune system is compromised....more

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Should I Consider a Water Birth?

Tue, 04/09/2013 By Summer Banks

I remember toying with the idea of a water birth with my first two children. I can’t say I thought of the idea on my own. I watched a water birth on television and was amazed by the fact that an infant can be born into the water and swim to the surface....more

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Is a Midwife Right for You?

Mon, 04/08/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

It goes without saying that prenatal care is important to the healthy growth and development of a baby. In fact, one of the very first things most women do when they suspect they may be pregnant is make an appointment with their gynecologist. ...more

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Infertility Math - Less Sex Equals Pregnancy?

Mon, 04/08/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

Were couples trying to conceive really so focused on their goal that sex completely takes over their lives? If so, is filling every possible free moment with sex the best way to get pregnant?...more

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The Cost of Male Fertility Drugs

Mon, 04/08/2013 By Richard Banks

For some men, fertility drugs like Clomiphene and human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) are prescribed to promote testosterone production, sperm production and sperm motility. However, the cost of fertility drugs often stands in the way of seeking treatment....more

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Ovulation Constipation: Can Hormones Cause Constipation?

Mon, 04/08/2013 By Summer Banks

The hormone likely responsible for pre-pregnancy and pregnancy constipation, from a reproductive standpoint, is progesterone and both pregnant and non-pregnant women suffer from this uncomfortable symptom. ...more

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Handling Obesity and PCOS in Situations of Infertility

Mon, 04/08/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

Already in her thirties, she suffered from polycystic ovary syndrome and was nearly 100 pounds overweight. Her doctor had already discussed with her the challenges she would face in her attempts to get pregnant. ...more

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How Many Types of Baby Bottles Could There Possibly Be?

Mon, 04/08/2013 By Jaclyn Stewart

Baby bottles are still one of the most prevalent symbols for babies. I had to question myself: how many types of baby bottles could there possibly be, and does it really make a difference?...more

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