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Tips on Getting Pregnant and General Health

Parenting is an exciting journey.  We all start out knowing - well - not very much - and daily we gather snippets of news, advice and support from family and friends around us.

But each stage of parenting is fairly exclusive, and once you're over one stage, there isn't much time to look back, as several new challenges appear on the horizon.  There are bound to be worries and concerns as you experience a host of new feelings and emotions. 

The Baby Directory is very pro-choice, and we try very hard not to be too bossy about which way you decide to parent.  We just know there is so much information to get one's head around, and that having it all in one place, makes life easier and more enjoyable.


Pregnancy

Telling the boss You are not obliged to tell your employer than you are pregnant until as late as 15 weeks before the beginning of the week in which your baby is due. However, most women do tell their employers much earlier than this for various reasons.



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Pregnancy

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Congratulations – you’re going to have...




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