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Each day of our lives... "Each day of our lives, we make deposits in the memory banks of our children." Share this meme on API's blog or Facebook page.	Depression in pregnancy increases risk of mental health problems in children "Depression in pregnancy increases the risk of behavioural and emotional problems in children, says a new review published in The Lancet Psychiatry."
AATH Parenting Educator Training Oct 14-16 in NJ ... read more	What I wish every woman would hear during her pregnancy With our increasingly jam-packed lives, most expectant parents are not taking childbirth education classes and many aren’t getting to the stack of books they had hoped to read.
Taking Tylenol While Pregnant Linked to Childhood Asthma I took Tylenol when I was pregnant. Now, I’m sitting here reading about a study through which Norwegian researchers have found a link between prenatal use of acetaminophen and ibuprofen, and childhood asthma.	Study: Rise in Blood Pressure Increases Pregnancy Risks You either have preeclampsia or you don’t. You either have gestational diabetes or you don’t. You either have high blood pressure or you don’t. Right?
How This Little ‘Fish’ is Making Pregnant Mamas Healthier In Cambodia, due to a traditional diet poor in iron-rich foods, iron deficiency affects over half of the population. Because iron supplements are cost prohibitive, an alternative solution was needed to solve this paramount dilemma.	Is Paid Parental Leave Good for Small Business? There's growing debate (and growing support) in the U.S. around paid parental leave. It's become a major campaign issue, and many states and municipalities are considering its pros, cons, and costs.
Interpregnancy Weight Gain Increases Risk for Infant Death Maternal weight gain between pregnancies increases the risk for stillbirth and infant death during the first year of life, according to a nationwide cohort study.	The More I Learn About Breast Milk, the More Amazed I Am "To produce breast milk, mothers melt their own body fat. Are you with me? We literally dissolve parts of ourselves, starting with gluteal-femoral fat, aka our butts, and turn it into liquid to feed our babies."

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