When you're exhausted and getting bigger by the day, exercise may not be on the top of your to-do list. But exercising during pregnancy is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your baby.

Women who are trying to conceive often wonder whether there's something they're eating that might be negatively impacting their ability to get pregnant.

When you’re pregnant, you have enough to worry and think about without feeling bloated. Unfortunately, when you’re pregnant, having gas and feeling bloated are par for the course.

Whether they are breastfed or on formula, many babies have fussy periods during the first weeks of life. A colicky baby seems to suffer from intense pain, showing it by tensing his whole body, with knees pulled against his stomach, fists clenched and high-pitched wails that express agony.

Being pregnant can be exhausting. During the first trimester, one of the main symptoms is utter fatigue; during the third trimester, lugging around the extra baby weight will leave any soon-to-be mama dragging.

The placenta is an organ that helps provide the fetus with oxygen and nutrients. It attaches to the uterine wall in the early stages of pregnancy and grows with the fetus until birth. There are several problems that can be associated with the placenta that can lead to major complications for mother and baby.

Women age 50 and over rarely get pregnant without in vitro fertilization and donor eggs. Just 0.01 percent of all births occur in women over age 47, reports reproductive endocrinologist Mark Sauer in "Treatment of the Postmenopausal Woman."

A miscarriage is the loss of a fetus before the 20th week of pregnancy. If the pregnancy ends after the 20th week, it is called a preterm delivery. A miscarriage can also be referred to as a spontaneous abortion, but it happens from natural causes and not from a medical or surgical procedure.

Camphor is a substance that can be created in a lab or found naturally in the wood of the tree, Cinnamomum camphora -- also called a camphor tree. Camphor has a characteristically strong odor and is used in a wide range of products, from industrial lacquer to medical stimulants.

Jumping on a trampoline may have provided healthy cardio exercise before you became pregnant, but after conception it's probably time to stop. In most cases, trampolines should be avoided completely during pregnancy.

During your pregnancy, there are many changes that you can expect to go through, as your baby develops and your body prepares for childbirth and motherhood. While you may not experience all of the signs of pregnancy, it is likely that you will experience many of them.

Pregnancy is an important time for both you and baby, and a proper diet becomes more important than ever during that time. Clearly, a healthy diet during pregnancy goes a long way in paving the way for a healthy delivery. What you eat during pregnancy can have lasting effects on the health of your newborn.