NLS1 (NUDI 204) | BSND 2-1N GROUP 9 by DE LEON Mikaela S.

mikaeladeleon199 — 2025-03-20 22:51:28 UTC

Pregnancy on a normal scale lasts for 9 months for the development of a womb in the uterus and it starts with conception where a sperm fertilizes an ovum in the fallopian tube. During pregnancy, the mother bearing the child experiences biochemical changes in her body to support the growth of the baby. This includes hormonal changes which may cause brain fog or change in appearance and increase kcal intake which may cause gain of weight.

mikaeladeleon199 — 2025-03-20 23:09:10 UTC

What are the effects of Malnutrition in Pregnant Women?
How does the preconception health of the mother and the health of the father affect the health of the baby during pregnancy?
Why is Iodine and Folate so Important during Pregnancy? What else is important?
Are older women inherently at higher risk during pregnancy, or do nutritional factors play a more significant role?

mikaeladeleon199 — 2025-03-20 23:09:52 UTC

The food that the mother is craving during pregnancy will somehow reflect the child’s appearance (i.e. milk = baby with white skin, chocolate = baby with brown skin). And also, TIKTIK STORIES

It is the nine-month development of the fetus inside the mother's womb.

tesalonaandrew — 2025-03-20 23:34:51 UTC

tesalonaandrew — 2025-03-21 00:10:09 UTC

The baby's gender is indicated by the mother's current skin status. And sickness can only happen on mornings.

tesalonaandrew — 2025-03-21 00:11:18 UTC

How important is prenatal care to pregnant women?
What is the role of Registered Nutritionist-Dietitian during pregnancies?

mauidguzman1205 — 2025-03-21 00:56:53 UTC

Pregnancy is a transformative journey where a baby grows and develops in the womb over approximately nine months. It brings profound physical, emotional, and hormonal changes as the body prepares for childbirth. This journey is divided into three trimesters, each marked by unique milestones and challenges. As the baby grows, the mother undergoes transformative changes, both physically and emotionally, in preparation for birth.

mauidguzman1205 — 2025-03-21 00:58:19 UTC

Eating a twin banana is believed to result in having twin babies. Similarly, cravings (paglilihi) are thought to affect a baby’s appearance and personality. For example, if a mother craves dark foods like chocolate, people say her baby might have a darker complexion. Some also believe that certain actions during pregnancy, like sewing or using scissors in the bed, can lead to complications or even birth defects.

mauidguzman1205 — 2025-03-21 00:58:35 UTC

1. What are the early signs of pregnancy?

2. What happens during each trimester of pregnancy?

3. What vitamins and nutrients are essential for a healthy pregnancy?

renncisanandres — 2025-03-21 08:25:19 UTC

There's this called a "pregnancy glow" that does happen in most of the pregnant woman. The "pregnancy glow" is caused by a combination of hormonal changes and the natural stretching of the skin during pregnancy. As blood volume increases, extra blood is directed to the uterus and other organs, especially the kidneys. This increased blood flow to the blood vessels, along with heightened oil gland secretion, results in the radiant appearance often associated with pregnancy.

renncisanandres — 2025-03-21 08:29:54 UTC

They say that if a pregnant woman look beautiful during pregnancy, then she's having a girl, and if she looks tired and dull, then she's having a boy. The truth is, a baby’s sex is determined by chromosomes, not by how the mother looks. Pregnancy glow or fatigue depends on hormonal changes and overall health.

renncisanandres — 2025-03-21 08:33:05 UTC

What are the benefits of taking prenatal vitamins?
How can a pregnant woman manage morning sickness through diet?
Is it safe to exercise during pregnancy, and what foods help with energy

jarissedizell — 2025-03-21 09:48:13 UTC

Pregnancy is when a woman carries a developing fetus inside her uterus, typically lasting about nine months. It starts with fertilization, where a sperm meets an egg, and then the fertilized egg implants in the uterus. During pregnancy, the body goes through hormonal and physical changes to support the growth of the baby. There are three trimesters: the first, second, and third, each with different stages of fetal development. Common signs of pregnancy include missed periods, morning sickness, fatigue, and changes in the body.

jarissedizell — 2025-03-21 09:51:28 UTC

One myth I know is that carrying a low baby means it’s a boy, and carrying high means it's a girl, but the baby’s position has nothing to do with gender. Some people also think that you need to eat for two, but really, only a slight increase in calories is necessary. It was also said that if the mother looks glowing during pregnancy, the baby is a girl.

jarissedizell — 2025-03-21 09:52:44 UTC

How early can you tell if you're pregnant?
What are the early signs that could indicate pregnancy before you miss a period?
How do doctors monitor the health of both the mother and the baby during pregnancy?
What are the best foods to eat during pregnancy for both the mom and baby?