I'm Rosy, and I am not a doctor. I am just a mom that felt the same things when I got pregnant. I had also the need for large amounts of information to be well prepared with all the new stuff in my life. I visited at least a couple of gynecologists to take care of my health, professionally. I did a lot of research on the internet as well, and fortunately I got advice and recommendations from other pregnant moms.

All this helped me to get the proper guidance and answers to all my questions. And with this site I have tried to share some of that information for other expecting mothers, as well as provide a forum for moms to share their questions, concerns, suggestions, and answers.

• Are you feeling the first signs of pregnancy?
• Have you done your first pregnancy test?

The truth is that you may be wondering what to do, and what not to do. You may be feeling disoriented and lost, with the need of a huge amount of information and changes. At AdviceForPregnantMoms.com, you can ask any questions or concerns you have about your pregnancy in our pregnancy forums.

You may be feeling that your perspective of life and stability has changed. This doesn’t mean that your daily life has moved to the background, otherwise, you are now having more things to think about and worry about.

It is likely that now you are starting getting a lot of consulting and information, and therefore leading even to more questions.

From now on, you will be guided step by step to the different stages of your pregnancy until birth. You need to make sure, with no doubts that your baby is in good health inside your belly.

I am sure you have asked the following questions:

• How do I know if my baby is in good health?
• What will be the first changes in my body?
• What activities can, and cannot do?
• What will be the changes with my partner?
• When my baby will be born?

And there will be more...

It is very important to know what changes in your body are causes for attention to immediately consult your gynecologist.

You will have enormous physical and psychological changes. In the first trimester pregnant moms will start with fatigue, sleepiness and nausea. During the second trimester you may be feeling a little bit more active and positive. In the third trimester you will be anxious over the imminent birth.

If possible, carry this learning with your partner, so that you both know the different stages of your pregnancy.

It is very important that you feel supported by people who love you, whether that be your partner, your family, your friends, or the people on this site. Your support group will be there to help you from the early stages of pregnancy to labor and delivery.

Pregnant moms, I also want to guide you in those early days after birth. How will you be feeding and bathing your baby? What are the different types of birth control that you can effectively take after pregnancy? What baby safety products are best for baby proofing your house? How can you create the best nursery for you and your new baby? Questions like that.

I am sure that this site will help provide you with some of the necessary information to be prepared for the unknowns of your pregnancy.

But remember, everything you will find on this site is only part of your preparation; the other part should be thoroughly discussing your questions with your gynecologist. This is the first starting point to help you in having reliable information for your pregnancy.

On the other hand, if you are not yet pregnant but are looking to find pregnancy, you will also find tips on how to get pregnant on this site, to gain knowledge about your fertility, and to be knowledgeable about birth control.

The learning never ends for pregnant moms, and I wish you all the best in achieving all your pregnancy and family dreams.