Pregnancy Resources at More4kids!

toddler-and-pregnant-mom.jpgHello and welcome to More4kids Family Portal! As proud parents and business owners, we are dedicated to bringing quality pregnancy, parenting and educational resources. This part of our website is dedicated to conception, pregnancy, childbirth, health, early signs of pregnancy, baby names, and the future mothers, fathers and their children. Proper planning is very important before the birth of a new child. We hope you enjoy your time here.


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December 8, 2007

Doing Kick Counts to Monitor the Baby

 by Patricia Hughes

a pregnant women holding her tummy and feeling her baby kickingOne of the biggest worries during pregnancy is the fear that something is wrong with the baby. Women who experience this fear breathe a sigh of relief during prenatal visits when the baby’s heart beat is heard. Hearing the baby’s heart beat and movements is reassuring for these mothers. There is a way for you to monitor fetal movement at home, with fetal kick counts.
 
Many doctors are recommending their patients begin doing fetal kick counts daily at some point in the second trimester. This can vary from doctor to doctor. Always make sure you consult with your health care professional. When you count the baby’s movements, you are more likely to notice decreased movements. This is helpful in the event something was wrong and medical intervention was needed.

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November 11, 2007

Preparing for Your Baby’s Arrival

expentant mom working on nurseryWhen you find out you are pregnant, a range of emotions often run through your mind. Initial joy can quickly be replaced by fear and anxiety. This is because whilst expecting a baby can be a wonderful experience, it can also be really stressful too as you try to prepare for your new arrival. Some mothers don’t even plan anything at all until the last minute as at first nine months seems like a really long time. However, you will soon find that the earlier you start preparing for your baby the better.

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March 24, 2007

Top 5 Essentials For Every Baby Nursery

baby-nursery.jpgThere are so many things to think of during your pregnancy. As you prepare for the birth of your child, no doubt you have already set up a nursery for the new arrival. Between the baby shower and other items you may have purchased, there is no doubt the new baby’s nursery has every possible thing you could think of. Just in case, here are 5 things every nursery needs, and then some.

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February 4, 2007

Preparing Children for Baby’s Arrival

by Patricia Hughes

 

Welcoming a new baby into the family can be stressful for young children. This is a major life change for your child, who has been the center of your attention since his own birth. Your child needs time to prepare for this change. You can help your child adjust to the role of big brother or sister by reading and talking about newborn babies often.

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January 7, 2007

Changes In The Fourth Month Of Pregnancy

by Patricia Hughes

Your baby continues to grow and develop in the fourth month. By the end of this month, he will weigh between three and six ounces. He will be about eight to ten inches long. Your baby is starting to look more like a real baby. The facial features and outer ears are developing. The head is about half the size of the body. Baby’s skin is pink and transparent.

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December 31, 2006

Changes In The Third Month Of Pregnancy

by Patricia Hughes

The baby continues to develop at a rapid rate. It is now a fetus. By the end of this month, the baby is about three and a half inches long. The baby weighs just eleven grams. The head is about half the size of the body by the end of the month.

The heart now has four chambers. The fetal heart rate can vary from 120 to 160 beats per minute. Some people say the fetal heart rate can be used to predict gender. This can be fun, but isn’t always reliable. For now, you’ll need to wait and just imagine the baby. The genitals are forming, but are too small to show on ultrasound.

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November 21, 2006

Staying Home With Your Baby: How to Make It Work

by Patricia Hughes

If you are expecting a baby and want to stay home, you need to determine if you can make it on one income. You will need to figure out your monthly expenses and determine where you can cut expenses. You also need to figure out how much money going to work costs to determine how much of your paycheck you will be bringing home at the end of each month.

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