Holiday Dresses for Moms-to-Be
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Hey baby, it's cold outside ... but moms-to-be will sizzle this holiday season in sensational fashions.Whether she is dressing for a holiday gala, an office party or a romantic evening out on the town, A Pea in the Pod(R), Mimi Maternity(R) and Motherhood(R) Maternity will help the expectant mom look and feel glamorous.
From A Pea in the Pod's luxurious metallic liquid dress, Mimi Maternity's gold sequin mini dress or Motherhood Maternity's strapless magenta party dress, the expectant mom will feel flirty, fabulous and ready for holiday fun!
Dress to impress this holiday season! To place an order online, by phone or for store locations, visit www.apeainthepod.com, www.mimimaternity.com, and www.motherhood.com or call 1.877.apeapod, 1.877.mimimom or 1800.4mom2be.
Mothers Work press releases available through Company News On-Call at Source: A Pea in the Pod(R); Mimi Maternity(R); Motherhood(R) Maternity
Labels: maternity wear
posted by Jennifer James @ 1:47 AM,
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$5 Shipping at Motherhood.com
Friday, October 12, 2007
Starting Friday, October 12, 2007, Motherhood.com will offer its amazing fashion and amazingly low prices with a new low shipping cost of just $5 for shipments within the United States.
There is no limit to the amount someone can purchase, or on the weight of the order.
"Dressing over 2 million pregnant women each year, Motherhood Maternity is thrilled to be able to continue to cater to the needs of expectant women," said Rebecca Matthias, President and Chief Creative Officer of Motherhood Maternity. "Our priority has always been to offer the best quality and service to all of our customers and I am thrilled to be able to provide this new low shipping fee."
From career wear to formal wear, and fashion denim to lingerie, Motherhood Maternity will help her look and feel her best for the most exciting nine months of her life. Now Shopping from the convenience of her own home is fast, and even more affordable!
Offer applies to orders placed through www.motherhood.com using standard ground shipping within the United States, and to United States military post office addresses. Orders for delivery outside the United States or to United States' territories are excluded from this offer. Expedited shipping within the United States is available at $15. For store locations or to place an order online or by phone, visit www.motherhood.com or call 1-800-4mom2be.
There is no limit to the amount someone can purchase, or on the weight of the order.
"Dressing over 2 million pregnant women each year, Motherhood Maternity is thrilled to be able to continue to cater to the needs of expectant women," said Rebecca Matthias, President and Chief Creative Officer of Motherhood Maternity. "Our priority has always been to offer the best quality and service to all of our customers and I am thrilled to be able to provide this new low shipping fee."
From career wear to formal wear, and fashion denim to lingerie, Motherhood Maternity will help her look and feel her best for the most exciting nine months of her life. Now Shopping from the convenience of her own home is fast, and even more affordable!
Offer applies to orders placed through www.motherhood.com using standard ground shipping within the United States, and to United States military post office addresses. Orders for delivery outside the United States or to United States' territories are excluded from this offer. Expedited shipping within the United States is available at $15. For store locations or to place an order online or by phone, visit www.motherhood.com or call 1-800-4mom2be.
Labels: discounts, maternity wear, savings
posted by Jennifer James @ 1:38 AM,
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Halle Berry on Pregnancy
Monday, October 8, 2007
Labels: celeb gossip
posted by Jennifer James @ 1:29 AM,
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Be a Smart, Savvy Mommy-to-Be: Register for Mocha Manual University
Friday, October 5, 2007
I talk a lot here about having a healthy pregnancy. Being and staying healthy while you are expecting is going to give your baby the best chance for a beautiful start. And, it will also give you the peace of mind knowing you are living the best possible life during your nine months of gestation. That is why I am happy to tell you about the best place to learn about having a healthy pregnancy: Mocha Manual University!From the author of The Mocha Manual for a Fabulous Pregnancy, Kimberly Seals Allers, and Dr. Andrea Price-Rutty, comes the e-seminar, Healthy Pregnancy 101: What Every Black Woman Needs to Know. The e-seminar will be held on Friday, October 19, 2007 between 7:00 - 8:00 pm EST. Cost is $40.
Labels: he, health, news, prenatal care
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Should Pregnant Women Eat Fish? New Research Says Yes
Thursday, October 4, 2007
When I was pregnant in 1998 and 2001, eating fish was not an option. Every pregnancy book, magazine, and television show for expectant moms expressly recommended that expectant mothers refrain from indulging in delectable delights from the sea. Now, researchers have changed their tune and insist that pregnant women should consume at least 12 ounces of fish per week to ensure the healthy development of their babies, saying the risk of not eating fish outweighs any risk of mercury contamination.
posted by Jennifer James @ 8:30 AM,
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Watch Your Weight While Pregnant
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
If you are obese or severely obese and you are pregnant be sure to take special care to limit your calorie intake for the remainder of your pregnancy. According to a new study, severly obese women should not gain any weight during pregnany, and obese women should not gain as much weight as previously recommended. "The research is the largest population-based study to look at the effect of weight gain during pregnancy by obese expectant mothers", says Raul Artal, M.D., study author and chairman of the department of obstetrics, gynecology and women’s health at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. “This study confirms what we’ve suspected all along – that obese women don’t have to gain any weight during their pregnancy,” Dr. Artal says.
Limiting weight gain of obese women during pregnancy has many benefits, the study shows. Women who have a BMI of 35 and gain fewer than the currently recommended 15 pounds are less likely to develop preeclampsia, less likely to need a cesarean delivery and more likely to have a baby of normal weight. A BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 is co
nsidered normal weight.Big, Beautiful, and Pregnant: Expert Advice and Comforting Wisdom for the Expecting Plus-Size Woman
Your Plus-Size Pregnancy: The Ultimate Guide for the Full-Figured Expectant Mom
Carrying a Little Extra
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Buy Maternity Wear, Support Breast Cancer Research
Monday, October 1, 2007
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To help support the occasion you can now buy your maternity wear from A Pea in the Pod
Labels: maternity wear
posted by Jennifer James @ 6:28 PM,
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Mom-to-be, Halle Berry, on Oprah Tomorrow!
Halle Berry will talk about being a mommy-to-be for the first time on Oprah tomorrow, October 2. Click here for the preview and be sure to tune in.
Labels: celeb gossip
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