Pre-pregnancy

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  Nutritionist Reveals How Much Weight Is Safe To Gain During Pregnancy

  Pregnancy weight gain: During pregnancy, gaining an ideal weight is different for every pregnant person. There is no such magic number of how many pounds you should gain. It is said, too little weight or too much weight is not healthy for you or your baby.

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  'Smart Crib' Aims to Help Rockabye Baby

  As every new parent knows, sleep can go out the window after the arrival of a newborn. According to a recent study, new mothers lose an hour of sleep per night on average and it can take them up to six years to regain pre-pregnancy sleep levels.

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  New Mothers May Suffer From Disrupted Sleep For 6 Years: Try This Natural Remedy For Good Sleep

  The study published in the journal Sleep revealed that in the first three months after birth, mothers slept one hour less compared with pre-pregnancy period, while father's sleep duration decreased by 15 minutes.

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  New Mothers Tend To Suffer Disrupted Sleep For 6 Years: Study

  The findings showed in the first three months after birth, mothers slept one hour less compared with pre-pregnancy period, while father's sleep duration decreased by 15 minutes.

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  Pre-Pregnancy Obesity May Put Your Newborn To the Risk of Autism and ADHD 

  The risk of autism increased upto 36 percent and Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADHD) risk increased up to 62 percent for the babies of obese women.

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  Pre-Pregnancy Stress May Lead to Eczema in Infants

  According to a new study, pre-pregnancy stress can lead to eczema in newborns. The study is first of its kind to link preconception maternal stress to the risk of eczema in the child.

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  Pre-Pregnancy Obesity Linked To Infant Growth

  Women who are obese even before pregnancy may give birth to babies larger in size, a study says.

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  Kareena Kapoor's Pre-Pregnancy Diet and Fitness Routine: More than Size Zero

  Kareena Kapoor Khan a.k.a Bebo, has inspired millions of young Indian women to lose weight, look gorgeous and more importantly, feel good.

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  Pre-Pregnancy Obesity And Infant Deaths Strongly Related

  Pre-pregnancy obesity is strongly linked with infant mortality and compliance with weight-gain guidelines during pregnancy have limited impact on that mortality risk, warns a new study.

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  Pre-Pregnancy Potato Consumption Linked To Gestational Diabetes

  Women who eat more potatoes before pregnancy may be at a higher risk of gestational diabetes - the form that occurs during pregnancy - compared to women who consume fewer potatoes, a new study says.

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  Eating Potatoes Pre-Pregnancy May Boost Diabetes Risk

  The researchers suggested that substituting potatoes with other vegetables, legumes or whole grains may help lower gestational diabetes risk.

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  Eating Taters Pre-Pregnancy May Boost Diabetes Risk

  Eating lots of potatoes -- especially chips or crisps -- is linked to a higher risk for women of developing a type of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy, a study said Wednesday.

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  Jennifer Garner, Reese Witherspoon become diet buddies

  Jennifer Garner and Reese Witherspoon have been providing moral support to each other, as they attempt to get back to their pre-pregnancy figures.

• Pre-pregnancy exercise may not prevent back pain

  Pre-pregnancy physical activity may not prevent persistent lower back or pelvic pain after pregnancy.

• Breastfeeding aids in losing weight

  Moms who exclusively breastfeed their infants may be better able to return to their pre-pregnancy weight.