Gap Maternity has just launched their new line of Medela Nursing Bras with three different lines designed to fit your style and needs. Medela makes one of our favorite breastpumps and it's interesting to see their latest addition to the market for nursing moms.

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The Shettles method is a manner of tipping the balance in favor of the preferred gender for your next baby. This method of gender selection has been around since the 1960s and is moderately well known in circles of couples wishing to conceive a baby of their preferred sex.

Perhaps the most attractive aspect of Dr. Shettles recommendations is that it does not involve costly procedures or controversial medical procedures. This method is all natural, which of course makes is not one hundred foolproof, however for couples wishing to tip the balance in favor of conceiving a boy or a girl, it is a great option.

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More than seventy percent of pregnant women will experience some nausea and vomiting during the first sixteen weeks of pregnancy. This is commonly referred to as morning sickness, although it can happen at any time of day.

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Your due date is the estimated date of delivery. It is really more to do with measuring the progress of your pregnancy and less to do with the final day when your newborn decides to make his appearance.

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Use our hospital packing list to make sure you'll have everything you need before, during and after your delivery. A little pre-planning can help make your stay pleasant and stress-free so you can focus on the important new arrival.

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One of our very best girlfriends swears by this technique of being able to choose the sex of her babies. So is it just an old wives tale or can you really determine the sex of your next baby based on how and when you have sex? Many of our friends are taking it into consideration!

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If you're planning on getting pregnant, start taking folic acid now to help your body be in the best condition possible. Folic acid is a B vitamin and is known to prevent neural tube birth defects, like spina bifida. According to the CDC, more than 2/3 of US women are not getting enough of this important vitamin.

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