Your body after the baby: the changes to expect, head to toe

Article Abstract:

Transformations occur in a woman's body after child bearing due in part to hormonal changes during pregnancy and delivery. The uterus which enlarged to accomodate the growing fetus now returns to its pre-natal size. Other body parts that change include the breasts, cervix, bladder and abdomen.

Physiological aspects, Pregnant women, Mothers

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How does your baby grow?

Article Abstract:

Babies grow and develop at different rates, although most follow a pattern of important milestones, such as sitting, crawling, walking, talking.

Chronology

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What babies can do, and when

Article Abstract:

An explanation on how babies develop from birth to 18 months is presented. Important developmental steps are highlighted.

Study and teaching, Parents

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