Health and Lifestyle

7 Things To Do Now, If You're Thinking About Getting Pregnant

Dr. Veena Madhankumar

Feb 10, 2017 — 2 min read

Are You Ready for a Baby?

1. Following a healthy diet and managing your weight leads to a healthy pregnancy.

2. Make sure your system receives the proper portion of prenatal vitamins before TTC(trying to conceive).

3. Stick to not more than one to two cups of caffeine per day(while pregnant).

4. Drinking or smoking will do no good during pregnancy.

5. Stress and pregnancy do not get along.

6. Visit a doctor and make sure you are in top shape for your baby.

7. Neither babies nor pregnancy comes cheap. Plan your baby and your financials parallely.

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