No, glutathione supplements are not proven safe during pregnancy, and most health authorities advise caution due to limited human research.

Goat milk formula can still trigger reactions, so many babies need extensively hydrolyzed or amino-acid formula first.

A quick vaginal–rectal swab at 36–37 weeks checks for group B strep so you and your baby can get the right birth antibiotics.

Gestational diabetes is diagnosed with pregnancy glucose testing and managed with steady meals, daily glucose checks, and insulin when diet and movement don’t

Higher-than-target blood sugar in pregnancy calls for prompt testing and a clear plan to lower risk for both parent and baby.

Most morning headaches come from sleep disruption, jaw clenching, dehydration, meds, or caffeine timing—track patterns for a week to spot the driver.

No, plain goat milk isn’t safe for babies under 12 months; breast milk or regulated infant formula is the right pick.

Gentle leg motions, light belly contact from supervised tummy time, and a soothing carry can help trapped gas move along.

Studies so far don’t show steady pregnancy gains from glutathione, and non-prescribed injections bring infection and product-quality risks.

Overnight glucose bumps usually trace back to hormones, late eating, or night-time lows, and a few nights of tracking can spot the pattern.