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  Newsletter                                             September 2013                                      Issue No. 38

 
 
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In keeping with its continued growth, Feedage.com is continuously looking for ways to improve while maintaining its user friendliness.
 
 
 
 
 
Feedage.com Tool - Alerts
 
Feedage.com RSS Alerts allow you to receive your favorite RSS Feeds in your E-mail. You can also enable custom filters that will only notify you if the RSS Feed has been updated and it meets the criteria specified in the filter. This gives the RSS reader the ability to filter feeds based on keywords and simple boolean logic.
 
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Why Should you take care of Day by Day Pregnancy?


Taking care of your baby and your body on Day by Day Pregnancy

If you're pregnant now, you should know how important is to take care of yourself and your future baby. Well, pregnant is something that every married girl dream of. Sooner or later, after you married and settle down, your husband and yourself will love to have a new comer in your house, especially if only both of you living together without living with your other family members like your parents, grandparents or any other sibling

It is extremely important to take care of your baby and yourself on day by day pregnancy. You must eat the right food and make sure that the food you ate will not harm your baby and yourself.

Yes, pregnant is great, eating right and good nutrition food for your baby is a must! but how about the excessive pounds you will get when you're pregnant and after you delivered? is it something that you must consider of? as a woman, it is extremely important to take care of our weight, fat means ugly, and what happen when we're fat? of course, we will lost our self confident at first. And what happen when we lost our self confident?

If you're not even dare to look at yourself in the mirror, do you think that your belove husband will like to hug you, kiss you and look at you like before? even if your husband looks at you like before, you might probably think, "what's wrong with him, he look at my fat meat all the time!"

well, dont' let this happens to you. It is Extremely important to get rid of the excessive fat during and after pregnancy.

Here at Pregnancy Without Pounds, I found an absolutely great course and guide for your day by day pregnancy course, free of charge. They'll send you article and some guide several times a week for you to learn how to take care of yourself and your baby.

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