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A Test About Pregnancy Tests
Whether it was a joyous or miserable experience, I'm sure most of you have taken a home pregnancy test before. I can't speak for you, but I can admit that I don't know much about them other than the fact that they can tell you if the condom breaking incident and your late period have anything in common. So let's test your knowledge about pregnancy tests.
Pregnancy Test: Take It Alone or With Others?
Since I'm not married and not ready to be a mom yet, taking a pregnancy test doesn't strike me as a joyous occasion. If I did have to buy a test, pee on a stick, and wait to find out if my period was late because I was pregnant, I'd definitely want someone in the room with me. Though I'm not sure every woman feels the same way.
Brooke Burke Reveals How She Stays Fit While Pregnant
Brooke Burke, pregnant with her fourth child, is one celeb who never ceases to amaze me with how fast she is back into a bikini postpartum. With Brooke, I think a lot of is it good genes (much like Keri Russell), but she's no couch potato either. Here's more:
"I’ve been doing Pilates for eight years.
It Has Arrived: Clearblue Digital Pregnancy Test
Is this a trailer for a new Star Wars movie or a pregnancy test? "It's the most sophisticated piece of technology...you will ever pee on." Wow.
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Would You Take a Pregnancy Test From the Dollar Store?
Last week while in the checkout line at the dollar store, I noticed pregnancy tests nestled between first aid kits and hydrocortisone cream. My first thought was "OMG! A dollar!?
How Many Home Pregnancy Tests Did You Take?
Once I saw the double pink lines appear on my home pregnancy confirming I was expecting my first child, I took four more to be sure and then went to the doctors and had them run a test. I took two with my son. Did you trust your first test or use up multiple sticks to figure out if you were truly with child?
What Do You Know About Home Pregnancy Tests?
Who can forget sitting in the bathroom and waiting for the second little pink line to appear, or praying it wouldn't? Those three minutes can seem like a lifetime while you ponder your future with, or without, a baby. Home pregnancy tests have come a long way over the years.
Five Things to Do Once You Are Pregnant
Once those two little pink lines appear on a pregnancy stick, there are a few things a mama-to-be should do to ensure a healthy pregnancy. Check out our slideshow and see what we recommend if your home pregnancy test has a positive result.
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Website lil Loves: Pee on a Stick
Any woman who has gone to the store in search of a home pregnancy test — even if it came from the dollar store — has encountered an aisle filled with different brands claiming to provide the earliest, most accurate results. If you've ever wondered which tests truly were the most sensitive and how the sticks differ, be sure to check out Pee on a Stick, a comprehensive look at the sensitivity and accuracy of virtually every home pregnancy test on the market.
Using anecdotal evidence from women around the world, the site offers advice on everything from when to take each test to what odd looking results could actually mean.
Test Your Prenatal Screening Knowledge
Doctor visits during pregnancy are filled with sounds of lil ones' heartbeats, information about the baby and sonograms shots of the active fetus. Checkups also involve a lot of blood work as docs screen for a variety of issues in both the pregnant mother and baby.
lilsugar readers passed our first quiz about prenatal tests with flying colors, let's see how well you do with these follow-up questions.
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