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Alcohol reduces effectiveness of IVF for having a baby
October 21, 2009 by Shawn Douglas
Filed under News, Pregnancy
Alcohol intake of even small amounts decreases the likelihood of pregnancy says a new Harvard medical study.
A new Harvard study of over 2,500 couples—quizzing them on their drinking habits before beginning IVF treatments—has shown that even small quantities of alcohol disrupt the effectiveness of the treatments.
Dr. Brooke Rossi led the study for the Harvard team, [...]
How To Predict How Popular Your Baby’s Name May Be In The Future
New research suggests that the quicker a baby name becomes more popular, the quicker they become out of date.
One example is the name Tricia, which was unheard of in the 1950s. It peaked in popularity during the 1970s, becoming the 144th top girl’s name. It then became unpopular just as rapidly, and is no longer [...]
Pregnant Jennifer Hudson, Essence Magazine
April 22, 2009 by Baby Chums
Filed under Celebrity Baby News
Jennifer Hudson, the former American Idol contestant and Grammy and Oscar winner has a life that’s been very public and very turbulent. Rumors are now abound that she’s overjoyed to be pregnant.
Representatives of Hudson have denied rumors, however, two sources close to the actress and singer told Essence Magazine that she’s expecting her first child.
Engaged [...]
Ice cream to aid conception?
March 28, 2009 by Baby Chums
Filed under News, Product News
Ice Cream could help to conceive a baby. The latest research from the Harvard School of Public Health suggests you should eat plenty of ice cream and forget the low-fat dairy.
Scientists observed women who ate at least one serving of a high fat dairy food every day, they found that Ben and Jerry’s and [...]




