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As a new mom, even though we have the ability to breastfeed our babies, it's only natural to have a lot of questions about it. For the first few months, you're probably been told to breastfeed baby on-demand. But what does that actually mean?

How can you ensure you're making the most out of each interaction with your healthcare provider? We've gathered some information to help you understand what to expect at your postpartum exams, and how to maximize this fleeting time with your doctor.

So you're decided you'd like to become pregnant? Congratulations! Preparing for pregnancy is an important first step. There are many things you can and should be doing before becoming pregnant that can increase your chances of having a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.

Each couple's fertility journey is unique, and trouble conceiving can have lasting impacts on your relationship. So when stress levels are high, and the ebb and flow of complex emotions begins, how can you be there to support your spouse?

While there's no single diet you can adopt that will cure an inflammatory disease like endometriosis, researchers have identified foods that may help to control it. When it comes to endometriosis - an estrogen-dependent chronic inflammatory process - the foods you consume can act as a form of medicine.

You've attended all of your appointments, followed your doctor's orders with militant discipline, installed a car seat, and tripe-checked the contents of your hospital bag - you're officially ready for delivery. But how much thought have you put into what comes afterward?