Debunking 7 African Pregnancy Myths That Just Won’t Die
African pregnancy myths are part of our culture, woven into the stories, advice, and wild warnings passed from generation to generation.Â
African pregnancy myths are part of our culture, woven into the stories, advice, and wild warnings passed from generation to generation.Â
As we navigate the complexities of cultural expectations versus reality for African women, it’s clear that change is on the horizon.
Staying active and productive during pregnancy isn't about pushing yourself to exhaustion.
The second trimester is often referred to as the "golden period" of pregnancy.
Reproductive coercion refers to any behavior that interferes with a person's ability to make autonomous decisions about their reproductive health.Â
These nine months are a whirlwind of emotions, but with a little empathy, practical help, and self-care, you can not only survive this phase.
Time felt suspended as Alice lay unconscious in the ICU. Slowly, she regained consciousness, her eyes fluttering open. "My baby... where is she?"
For expectant mothers who are already taking antidepressants, the decision to continue or discontinue their medication during pregnancy can be a difficult one.Â
Perinatal depression can further affect the mother’s social relationships.Â
Let's create digital spaces where regretful mothers can connect, share experiences, and offer advice.