First Time Moms Blog

This is a common question for many pregnant women during pregnancy - what does spotting or little bleeding mean?  First and foremost, when you see spotting or bleeding or any pink / red discharge during anytime in your pregnancy, contact your gynacologist and report immediately. Do not hesitate to ask, no matter how little it was, and what time of the day it is. There is no alternative to this step. Now, let me share my experience as to why it may happen and what could it mean. During first trimester if you observe light bleeding or spotting, it may be due to vaginal examination performed by the medical expert (such as a gynacologist). This does not mean that the medical practitioner isn't doing it right, but it means your vaginal entrance is little sensitive and responds to the insertion (finger or device used for vaginal check). Another reason could be contractions of uterus. In this case some medical expert may advice you to take magnesium tablet. Slight bleeding or

During pregnancy, there are many physical changes occuring every month. Changes in size of clothes, shoes, jackets, lingerie and so on. And it is impossible to survive 9 months which the old size clothes. During the start of pregnancy it may, your old warddrobe might do the work, but with onset of second n third trimester you will need more comfy clothes matching your new size.  Then there's also the point of not spending high on pregnancy shopping as you wont be using them after 9 months.  So here are some tips on how to do some shopping for second and third trimester. (I wish I had known them beforr..could have saved some bucks) 1. For outdoor wear buy jeans with elastic extensions. You can buy your regular size or one size plus, as the elastic part extends enough for your growing belly. Size of your thighs and legs will not change much, so you can ourchase your regular size. I would recommend buying atleast one to two jeans, as this will come handy, especially when its windy, ra

HCG Level is one of the milestone to achieve at the start of the pregnancy. HCG is a hormone whose level increases with the onset of pregnancy. The levels are different for different women, and also depends on how far has pregnancy progressed. Arough value range can be found here . HCG levels are relevant only to be sure if you are pregnant or not. Once, the HCG level detected is higher than normal levels, it will no longer be monitored. Once pregnancy has onset, sonography and vaginal ultrasound are the means with which doctor will further monitor the progress of the growing foetus. Note: All information is based on my personal experience. I am not a medical expert.

It was a planned journey for me and my husband. And by planned, I simply mean, intended journey that we decided together.  So when I missed my cycle, I started testing at home, with home pregnancy kits, almost everyday. I bought from regular kit to highly efficient and over expensive test kit, to get the Good News. But it didn't work for me. The expected two red lines were either too light or didn't seem to appear at all. We decided it was time to visit the Gynecologist and be sure. Soon came in the test results from Gynecologist, where they said my HCG levels were way higher than normal. I had to ask them, if that means I am pregnant! And they said Yes! Hurray! so began the beautiful journey. First Month Appointments... I thought getting positive pregnancy result, was all that was needed. But, that wasn't all. Now, every week I would have Gynac's appointment, where they would say the expected development in my little one. They were like Milestones set for the my tiny

 Hello Friends, First Time Pregnancy is the most amazing journey and experience. It is almost indescribable and the emotions cannot be captured in just Photos or Selfies.  I have started this Blog to share my experience of being first time mom. I would also share the preparations and products that I am using, hoping to make it easier or relatable for other first time moms like me. I would be very happy for your feedbacks, comments and ideas about posts. Let's get started! Cheers! Komal.