Group B strep is a common bacteria pregnant women get tested for. Find out about the test and treatments.
A pregnancy book can help you learn all about growing a baby, and there’s a book for every personality.
It's definitely not fun, but you will get through this. Really.
Wondering if you’re pregnant? These at-home pregnancy tests will help you get your answer.
From the irritating to the downright gross, here are 10 pregnancy symptoms no one warns you about.
Got pets? Here’s how to take care of your fur babies while staying safe and healthy during your pregnancy.
Do you need prenatal vitamins? Why are prenatals important? Here are the best prenatals, according to experts.
Doulas support and advocate for parents throughout the birth and postpartum process.
The racial disparities in maternal health care are massive. This is how you can advocate for yourself.
Looking for that pregnancy glow? A dermatologist recommends pregnancy-safe skin care products.
If you're experiencing headaches or fever, here's what to know about taking acetaminophen.
Who would have thought counting would be this complicated?
From raw meat to unpasteurized cheeses, here's what not to eat when pregnant.
Spotting during your pregnancy can make you worry, but here's what to know about it.
What is implantation and can you feel it? Before you take a pregnancy test, here's what to know.
Depression can often go undiagnosed during pregnancy. Here’s how to get screened and treated.
If you’re feeling more anxious than normal after having a baby, here’s how to get help.
Choosing a pregnancy app? From a contraction timer to meditation to health advice, here are the best.
Sleep can be pretty elusive during pregnancy—these pillows can help.
Prenatal vitamins are for men, too. But what do they do? Here’s everything you need to know.
This test is used to check in on baby while in utero. We give you the facts on why and how it's done.
If you decide or need to get this prenatal test during your pregnancy, here are the facts.
Morning sickness isn't fun. Here are the symptoms, causes and ideas for how to get through it.
The 'fourth trimester' can be tough. Alexandra Sacks answers questions about the early postpartum period.
Thinking about getting new ink? Here’s why you should wait until after baby is born.
Pelvic floor and core strengthening? Here are all questions about pilates during pregnancy, answered.
A strong pelvic floor is important for keeping some postpartum symptoms at bay. Here’s how kegels help.
Feeling pain & discomfort while pregnant? Here’s how pregnancy-specialized physical therapy can help treat it.
Craving that caffeine intake? If you need an extra pick-me-up during your pregnancy, we’ve got good news.
Understand what's going on with baby movement and learn how to do kick counts.
Weak or tense pelvic floor muscles can lead to pelvic pain and incontinence. Here’s what to know about it.
What will happen at your 20-week ultrasound? And what other tests are offered in the second trimester?
Looking for relief from pregnancy symptoms? Here's how acupuncture can help.
Sick and tired of feeling sick and tired? Try these tips to keep your early pregnancy morning sickness at bay.
These common pregnancy side effects may be causing you discomfort. Here's how to cope.
The name may sound gross, but it’s a normal part of pregnancy, and it's actually pretty exciting.
Stress affects health at any time, but particularly during pregnancy. Here are simple tips to help manage it.
Here's what you need to know if you have this uncomfortable pregnancy symptom.
Pregnancy can cause changes to your skin. Here's how to take care of it to keep that healthy pregnancy glow.
What's the deal with this dramatic-sounding pregnancy term? Find out, and learn what it means for labor.
Reduce stress and connect with your baby through guided meditation for pregnancy.
This ultrasound ensures everything is fine with you and baby, gives you some nice pictures, too.
Pickles and ice cream and beyond—these weird pregnancy cravings don’t just come out of thin air.
Hoping to add a fun new shade to your locks while pregnant? Go ahead, but take some precautions.
Dealing with backaches as a result of your growing belly? Here’s what to do about pregnancy back pain.
Looking to get pampered? Here’s everything you need to know about getting a massage while pregnant.
Having trouble catching some ZZZs? Here's what you need to know and effective strategies for coping.
Because pregnancy is pretty much the ultimate marathon.
Eating doesn’t have to be complicated when you’re pregnant.
Here's everything you need to know about sex during pregnancy.
Ovulation predictor kits can help determine when you’re most fertile & boost your chances of getting pregnant.
Here’s what’s best to eat, what foods to limit and recipe ideas for managing gestational diabetes.
Every pregnant person takes a gestational diabetes test. Here's what to expect and how to prepare for it.
You may be worried about your baby coming early, so here're the facts, signs and treatments for preterm labor.
LOOM’s Erica Chidi explains the phenomenon of doctors doubting patients’ symptoms.
All pregnant people get tested for gestational diabetes, here's how to know if you're at risk.
Learn what it is, where it’s located and how to relieve round ligament pain during your pregnancy.
Contractions are a major part of labor. Here's how to know if they're real and what they feel like.
Concerned about preeclampsia? Here’s everything you need to know.
Knowing what causes this pregnancy complication and what its risk factors are can help you avoid it.
Wondering if you’re experiencing Braxton Hicks or real contractions? Here's how to tell the difference.
Implantation bleeding can be an early sign of pregnancy. Here's everything to know about it.
What is considered high blood pressure in pregnancy and what are the risks associated with it?
Find out what to expect, what's normal and when to call the doctor.
Whether you want to stay active or get active, it’s important to know what workouts are safe for pregnancy.
Here’s what you need to know to pick the best prenatal for you.
Pregnancy hormones prepare your body for birth and help grow your baby.
When your cervix starts to efface, labor is near. Here's what to know about effacement (and dilation too).
Here's what to expect during this first-trimester test, as well as why it's given and the risks.
Keep calm and carry on.
Anything you can stomach is better than nothing. Here’s why, plus easy ways to sneak in some extra nutrients.
Is running okay? What about lifting weights? Here's expert advice on exercising while you're pregnant.
Notice pimples and dark spots popping up? Here's why it happens and what you can do.
The short answer: Yes. Here’s why, plus how to make the transition as smooth as possible.
If you’re taking a prenatal vitamin, you’re off to a solid start.
It plays a big role in baby's development. Find out what it is, what levels are normal and all about leaking.
Pregnancy aches and pains are annoying, but don’t reach for the Ibuprofen for relief.
Got your pregnancy test? Here are our tips to make sure you get an accurate result!
If you're experiencing cramps early in your pregnancy, here's what to know.
Erica Chidi of LOOM explains how trauma shows up in pregnancy & childbirth—and why the right doctor can help.
Here’s some advice on mitigating the risks of a potential pregnancy complication.
Morning sickness is one of the most well-known pregnancy symptoms, but how do you find relief from it?
Taking care of your mental health is important. Here’s how to continue your treatment during pregnancy.
Having trouble sleeping? While a melatonin supplement might be tempting, there are other options to consider.
It’s important to feel supported by your providers. This is what you should look for.
How is abdominal separation treated? Get the 411 on this common yet under-discussed postpartum condition.
Curious about seeing a pregnancy chiropractor? Here’s the 411 on getting your back adjusted while pregnant.
Here's everything to know about how prenatal yoga can help you stay strong and flexible.
Everything from prenatal care to delivery is being impacted–here’s what you can expect and how to cope.
Since no one’s perfect, prenatal vitamins fill in the gaps so you and baby develop normally.
