Do not believe in the myth that carrying baby low is the sign of carrying a boy! The following article explains what does carrying low in pregnancy mean. Read on to know the precautions to be taken if you are carrying baby low in pregnancy.

The belly test for gender of a baby during pregnancy is among the many tricks for trying to detect the baby's sex.

Our super-cool gender predictor gives you just-for-fun ways to guess the gender of your baby, from Chinese birth calendars to morning sickness to Drano.

What's the red bump on the edge of my baby's eyelid?
It might be a sty (in medical terms, a hordeolum). A sty forms when bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus infect one of the tiny oil glands at the base of an eyelash. The infection produces a tender, red, pus-filled bump or boil. You may also notice some yellow or white discharge from the bump, and his eyelid may get a little crusty.

Do I need to eat more or differently when carrying multiples than if I were pregnant with one baby?

Yes. You'll definitely need more calories than a woman carrying just one baby.

One rule of thumb is to add 300 calories a day for each of your babies. So if you're carrying twins, you should add roughly 600 calories to your normal load, which would probably take you to about 2,800 calories a day. If you're carrying triplets, you'd aim for an extra 900 calories a day, pushing your daily total to about 3,100 calories.

Sharing a womb with a sibling or two doesn't affect a baby's DNA or increase the risk of a genetic defect such as Down syndrome. If you're carrying more than one baby, each one is just as likely as a single baby to be free of genetic abnormalities. But when you are carrying more than one baby, each baby has its own risk of a genetic abnormality, so as a whole your pregnancy is at higher risk.

Baby slings come in a variety of colours, they are made using a variety of materials and accommodate for a variety of uses. This article outlines the basic types of baby slings and their uses.

Along with the glow you've acquired with your bump, you may notice other, less welcome changes in your skin when you're pregnant. With your hormones going crazy and your belly stretching to accommodate your growing baby, your skin can react in ways you might not expect, including these:

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Even if you're young and in perfect health, your pregnancy will be considered "high-risk." A multiple pregnancy increases your chance of a premature birth — delivery before 37 weeks — as well as other complications. Good prenatal care can help protect you and your babies throughout the pregnancy.