Prenatal Highlights

Andrea Page provides tips for labor with her labor on the ball exercises

Learn about the benefits of prenatal exercise

If you could choose the date of your baby's birth, would you? Many parents are doing just that by participating in a new trend in early parenting, conception travel.

Learn how to seek for a personal trainer for guidance during prenatal exercise routines

Top ten survival tips to help expecting dads overcome the strange and often uncomfortable first visit to the Ob/Gyn. Learn what to expect during the visit, and how to prepare for the unexpected. Let the Doctors handle the medical stuff, and avoid drinking out of the plastic cups. DadLabs: The Lab ep. 457 Distributed by Tubemogul. gynecologist

If you are at risk, speak with a genetic counselor. A genetic counselor will be able to assess your risk of having a baby with a genetic birth defect.

Monika, 29, is a first-time mom-to-be, and is nervous about childbirth. To help her get ready for delivery, The Doctors send Monica to personal trainer Mel Heuser, who specializes in prenatal exercise.

Learn about the benefits of the Lamaze technique

The FITMOM yoga vibe for birth workout is a comprehensive program designed to stabilize the vulnerable joints and ligaments of pregnancy, prevent injury, and prepare you for labor, delivery and recovery.

There are a lot of factors that can affect your fertility. It's important to know what to do before you get pregnant.

Natural Family Planning, NFP, has different planning models which you can use. These planning models are: Creighton model, Billings model and the symptothermal model.

Many women know what foods to avoid while pregnant, but what should you eat during those nine months? Anne visits with a registered dietitian to find out.

Having a healthy baby starts well before birth. Don't wait until you find out you're pregnant in order to prepare your body - learn more about the benefits of prenatal vitamins.

Keep that amazing glow that expecting mothers get when they are happy and healthy.

Many studies have been made about the effect of sounds and music on the development of the fetus and baby. Mitchell Gaynor expounds on the subject.