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By Carol Nkambule

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Early Pregnancy Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Pregnancy often begins quietly, with small changes in your body before you even take a test. 

While many early symptoms are normal, some signs deserve your attention so you can act early, protect your health, and support your baby’s development. Being aware of what’s normal—and what isn’t—empowers you to make informed decisions from the first trimester.

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Budget-Friendly Pregnancy: How to Prepare for Baby Without Overspending

Pregnancy brings joy—but also expenses. The good news? You can prepare for your baby beautifully without draining your savings. .
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How to Prepare for Labor: A Complete First-Time Mom Guide

Preparing for labor can feel overwhelming, especially for first-time moms. Building confidence comes from knowing what to expect and preparing step by step.
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How to Sleep Better During Pregnancy (Trimester-by-Trimester Guide)

Sleep can feel impossible during pregnancy. Between hormonal changes, nausea, back pain, and bathroom trips, restful nights often become a struggle.

Nausea & Morning Sickness

Despite the name, nausea can strike at any time of day. It’s usually caused by rising hormones like hCG and estrogen.
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SECOND TRIMESTER (Weeks 13–27)

Welcome to the glowing months, Mama! Your baby is growing, moving, and dancing inside you—what a joyful miracle. Take this time to breathe, smile, and enjoy the magic unfolding within you.
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Third Trimester (Weeks 28–40)

You’ve come so far, Mama—look at the strength you’ve carried with love. Each day brings you closer to meeting your precious little one. Hold on to excitement and hope—your miracle is almost here!
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Postpartum Healing, Mental Health, and Breastfeeding Basics

Congratulations, Mama — you did an incredible thing. The weeks after birth are a time of healing, learning, and huge emotional shifts.

Meet The Experts

Meet the Author Dr Carol Nkambule , a mother of 4