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It’s become more common to invite family and friends to a baby’s ultrasound. Consider these questions first.

Miscarriage is far more common than many people think. UT Southwestern explains why it is important to disprove the myths about miscarriage.

This Valentine’s Day, Stefanie Rose shares the story of her son, Devin, who was born with a congenital heart defect.

There are many theories that weather can affect aspects of pregnancy. UT Southwestern looks at the evidence behind these claims, and provides recommendations for handling extreme weather when pregnant.

Hair loss, swollen gums, changing taste buds, and carpal tunnel syndrome. They’re less common pregnancy and postpartum symptoms, but still normal.

The Your Pregnancy Matters doctors have big plans for 2016. Check out their New Year’s resolutions to share even more pregnancy tips and stories!

As the CDC advises pregnant women to avoid travel to certain countries, here are four things they should know about the virus.

With summer comes increased risk exposure to mosquitos. Here’s what women who are pregnant or wish to become pregnant need to know to stay safe this year.

Zofran® (ondansetron) has made headlines for potentially causing birth defects. UT Southwestern explains how to effectively manage morning sickness.

More women are using long-acting reversible contraception methods – IUDs and birth control implants. What are the benefits and risks, and are they effective?