Stop smoking.
Stop drinking.
Eat healthy (cut back on junk food, increase fruit and vegetable intake, ensure adequate protein, etc)
Exercise enough to ensure adequate cardiovascular health (having a baby is very stressful on the heart)
Maintain a healthy weight (too much is stressful on the heart, too little and you do not have the resources to feed the child)
Consult with a doctor to have your vitamin and mineral levels checked; if you are already low on something, creating a baby could risk dropping you to dangerous nutritional levels. Vitamin definciences are also typically easy to correct through simple diet changes if caught early enough.
Overall you are trying to change your body into a healthy environment that has all of the nutrients needed to create a baby. Any actions you can do to achieve this will contribute to the child's health.
not usually because if you do have them they are usually lighter than prepregnancy.
Involves communicating important aspects about diet, nutrition, exercise, smoking, alcohol, drugs, emotional health and possible referral for genetic counseling months in advance of getting pregnant.
Ask your doctor about that.
Getting pregnant when you choose to and is ready for it is the moral family planning is based on. Not just not getting pregnant.
Understand the situation.
Understand the situation
Understanding the situation
You should ALWAYS check with your Doctor before taking ANY medication if you are pregnant or if you are planning to get pregnant.
Actions or steps one can take to plan to meet aspirations is simple. One should focus on the consequences of their actions.
140 lbs
No but they are planning on having 1.
It is the creation and the monitoring of budgets (and taking actions when the needs arise).