Gone are the days when a pregnant woman’s only source of nutritional guidance was a tattered, black-and-white pamphlet handed over by a stoic OB-GYN. Today,
Scrolling through TikTok at 2 AM while battling pregnancy insomnia is a rite of passage. Between the nursery DIYs and the “hospital bag must-haves,” you’ve
When I started my pregnancy nutrition page, I thought I’d be spending my time posting aesthetic infographics about the molecular structure of folate and the
If you’re pregnant this year, your WhatsApp “Forwarded as Received” folder is likely a goldmine of unsolicited advice. One morning it’s a broadcast about the
While the physical walls of antenatal clinics still stand, the actual “consultations” for millions of pregnant women are happening in the blue-and-white interface of Facebook.
Your Instagram feed is likely a visual feast of “glowy” pregnant women sipping green smoothies, perfectly organized meal prep containers, and infographics explaining the benefits
In the digital age, your social media feed is essentially the “room” you live in for several hours a day. When you’re pregnant, the algorithm
If you’ve spent more than five minutes on Instagram lately, you know the “Pregnancy Aesthetic.” It’s all soft lighting, neutral-toned nurseries, and plates of food
For years, the medical community has viewed social media as a persistent headache, a “Wild West” of misinformation where viral trends and unverified “wellness gurus”
We’ve all seen them: the glossy posters in clinic hallways, the brightly colored billboards on the highway, and the government-sponsored social media ads telling us
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