It's happening! Grab your bags and head to the hospital. Here is what will happen when you get there.

What do we really need? You’re not alone in asking that question. Read on to find out the answer.

Chances are the only thing you know about childbirth is that it hurts. And that's enough to scare anybody. One way of dealing with your worry is by getting informed.

Are you feeling anxious? Or just plain frightened when you think about giving birth? You're not the only one. But you should share your concerns with your midwife.

It's easier said than done, to stop smoking. But expecting a baby is a really good reason to quit and maybe your best-ever motivator.

About half of all pregnant women report feeling nauseous during pregnancy. It's due to a combination of a drop in blood sugar levels and/or fluctuating pregnancy hormones. And it can be really, really tough.

Nobody knows how much alcohol you can drink before it harms your baby. So for that reason, abstaining from alcohol altogether during pregnancy is a good idea.

A miscarriage is the loss of a life and the loss of a dream. And along with that sense of loss comes worry that you may never have another child.

Because of its nutritional value, fish is great to eat when you're pregnant. It contains important fatty acids which are crucial to the development of your baby's brain. So eat away - with a few provisos!

It's time to give those new breasts a special new bra! A good-fitting, comfortable and smart maternity bra is essential. Here is some good advice.

Ultrasound scans are available to all pregnant women, and are an exciting experience for many. Often it's during an ultrasound scan that you truly realise you're going to be a parent. It can be especially wonderful for dads and older siblings.

If your baby is in a breech position, your doctor will try to turn them around. But there are also things you can try at home.