A birth plan is a written statement that outlines your preferences for your childbirth experience. Here are some tips for creating yours.

Congratulations. You’re pregnant! Are you like some women who know the precise moment their baby was conceived? Or are you like most, who are less certain of the exact date of conception? Learn more about your due date here.

Your view of your childbirth experience will influence some of your most important decisions. Who will deliver your baby? Where will you give birth? Your choices should be based on both medical factors and personal concerns. Learn more here.

Today is the first Day of August! How many of you have a due date this month? If so, what day is your baby due?

What was your first pregnancy symptom? How many weeks along were you when you felt your first symptom?

There are many types of treatments for families who have issues with fertility. Your reproductive endocrinologist, who is a board certified fertility specialist, can help you decide what treatment plan may be a good fit for you. Here are some advanced treatment options you may want to consider: http

How far along were you when you announced your pregnancy?

Today is World Emoji Day! What Emoji do you think best describes pregnancy?

How many weeks along were you when your baby bump started to show?

This is my first trimester and my question is can we eat pickle?