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Video Library : Pregnancy


	Pregnancy: Weeks 1-4 (Month #1) Is your pregnancy test positive? Congratulations! Here's what to expect during weeks one through four.

	Pregnancy: Weeks 5-8 (Month #2) Morning sickness? Unfortunately! This video shows you what to expect during month two of your pregnancy.

	Pregnancy: Weeks 9-12 (Month #3) During month 3, your little one transitions from embryo to fetus! What else is going on in your tummy?

	Pregnancy Weeks 13-16, Month #4 (Pregnancy Guru) Your baby is about the size of an orange this month, and growing! See what's happening during weeks 13 to 16.

	Pregnancy: Weeks 17-20 (Month #5) Your truck-driver's appetite is a normal, healthy pregnancy symptom during month five. What else is?

	Pregnancy Diet Moms to be will find dozens of guidelines about what they should and shouldn't eat while they're expecting. Parents TV talks to an expert to find out which guidelines should be followed and why.

	Pregnancy: Weeks 21-24 (Month #6) Your baby's a bruiser: He or she will probably reach the 1 lb mark by week 25. What else is going on?

	Pregnancy: Weeks 33-36 (Month #9) Your not-so-little one is probably up to 6 lbs! Find out what's going on during the final weeks of pregnancy.

	Pregnancy: Weeks 25-28 (Month #7) Start talking to your tummy! Your baby is probably able to hear and recognize your voice by month seven!

	Pregnancy: Third Trimester (Weeks 29-32, Month #8) Morning sickness (and all those other first trimester symptoms) have probably re-appeared during month eight.

	Healthy Women Healthy Families: Planning for Your Pregnancy There are many steps one can take before you become pregnant that will help prepare your body for a healthy pregnancy and baby. Preconception Health describes basic ways to keep a healthy lifestyle while you're trying to conceive. Diet, exercise, weight, behavior and Folic Acid are discussed along with the importance of every woman having a pre-conception health check-up.