Skin

During pregnancy, the action of hormones produces alterations in the woman's body, and it is not an exception that it also affects the hair, producing changes in the hair of the pregnant woman.

The skin can undergo many changes during pregnancy, so it is essential to pay full attention and take care of it as it deserves during this stage. Among the many alterations that could occur is the appearance of skin tags or soft fibroids, (wrongly) commonly called 'warts'.

I've always been a cosmetic addict, so one of the first things I did when I found out I was pregnant was researching anti-stretch mark products and then making a good stockpile. I was so disciplined in this matter, that I managed to get away with two babies: I don't have a single one, despite having had an exaggeratedly large belly and my mother and grandmother having a lot. Today I tell you exactly how I took care of my skin and what products I definitely recommend.

It is common for pregnant women to feel itchy skin on the belly and perhaps the breasts as well. This is due to the fact that as the pregnancy progresses, both the skin of the belly as well as that of the breasts is stretched producing an itching in the tissues, in some cases very intense.

During pregnancy, and especially with the arrival of low temperatures, a woman's skin becomes extremely sensitive so it needs you to give it special care.

During the first hours of the baby's life, there are many doubts that assail parents, especially if they are first-time. Babies are not usually born perfect as we see them in the movies, and it is normal for certain things to cause concern about their appearance and care.

An article published yesterday in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, has revealed for the first time that admitted babies are exposed to harmful plastics, such as Bisferol-A (BPA), a substance banned by the European Union since 2011 in the manufacture of bottles, considering it harmful to the baby's health.