If you’re hoping to become pregnant, being able to predict your two most fertile days of the month is a vital piece of information. We look at your fertility cycle, ovulation, and how you can predict your two most fertile days from the comfort of your home.
If you're planning on becoming a dad, or already have a baby on the way, we've got some tips and advice from those who have gone before you on. Your partner is likely inundated with do's and don'ts on everything from eating to sleeping, but there are a few things you can also do to get ready for becoming a dad.
Once the emotion of the positive pregnancy test has passed and you're in the long haul of pregnancy, there are several ways you can help your pregnant partner as they do the hard work of growing your special new whānau member. Discover some of the key challenges and events that typically occur on the pregnancy journey, and how you can support your partner.
There are so many different products available for babies, it's pretty easy to get overwhelmed. So the best place to start is with the essentials. Car seats and cots are two items that your baby is likely to spend a lot of time in so it's important that you get ones that are not only comfy, but also safe. Find out more about the legal safety standards that apply and other things that you might consider when making these important purchases.
Most people are anxious to find out if they are pregnant as early as possible. Find out about pregnancy tests, how they work and when to take one.
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Do families still have 2.4 children? A study reveals how many children New Zealand women are having along with the most common ages for giving birth.
A study of 148,000 pregnancies has deduced the ideal pregnancy gap - that is, the time between giving birth and conceiving again.
