Pregnancy Resources

1. iVillage Fertility Planner:  
   • Forecast future cycles and plan your baby's due date
   • Know the fertile days of your ovulation cycle and your date of ovulation
   • Share your detailed fertility charts with your friends, family or health care provider
   • Get comprehensive fertility reports
   • Understand your fertility and the factors that affect it
   • Get support and advice from other women who are trying to conceive
   • Do it all online - the complete ovulation calendar tool
2. Pregnancy.org:   Preconception, Pregnancy and Early Childhood
3. Childbirth.org:  We offer a variety of informative and personal links relating to childbirth, pregnancy, parenting, early childhood, and infant feeding.
4. ParentsPlace.com: offers a free interactive pregnancy calendar, baby name finder and other resources for your pregnancy.
5. Pregnancy Week-by-Week from StorkNet:  Week-by-Week Guide
6. Pregnancy Today is iParenting's award-winning community for expectant parents.
7. PregnancyCenters.org:  Provides information on abortion alternatives, free pregnancy tests, adoption, connects you with local centers for free counseling, mapping to local centers
8. National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy:  The goal of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy is to reduce the rate of teen pregnancy by one-third between 1996 and 2005.
9. The Fertility Planning Institute (FPI) is dedicated to helping women effectively and accurately plan for a natural pregnancy by identifying a woman's precise ovulation date.

Yahoo Pregnancy Groups

1. The Modern Mom Pregnancy
   A support group for today's Modern Mom. Please feel free to jump in and discuss any pregnancy related issues and concerns you may have. We have created this group as a way to meet moms in the similar situation as yourself. Enjoy!
2. Pregnancy_Links
   This group is for women who are pregnant or want to be, or are even interested in pregnancy to share the huge amount of great websites available on the world wide web that deal with pregnancy.
3. phh-pregnancy-children
   Welcome to the PHH Pregnancy and children after a Loss group. This group is for anyone who is currently pregnant after suffering from miscarriage, stillbirth, or neo-natal death and for those who have had children before or after having had a loss. Here we can discuss anything concerning or pregnancies and/or living children. This is a very caring and supportive group.
4. Everything_pregnancy
   A group for pregnant Ladies, wether this is your first pregnancy or 10th come on in. We are all about Pregnancy and Birth and happy healthy babys. ***IF YOU ARE A LONLY MAN OR IF YOU ARE ON NO MAIL/SPECIAL NOTICES YOU WILL BE UNSUBED*** AS THIS IS A GROUP TO GET TO KNOW ONE ANOTHER
5. First-Time-Pregnancy
   For women who are pregnant for the first time, support group for all the changes going on with our bodies, and helping each other deal with them. This is the group for you, if you are in search of a Positive forum for support and discussions. Respectfully, this group is for women only.
6. pregnancy
   Are you pregnant or planning to be? Please join and share your thoughts, feelings, uncertainties, and joys with other women as you bring a new baby into your family. This is the graduates list of preconception@yahoogroups.com but is open to all expectant mothers.
7. Teen_Pregnancy
   This list is for Teen/young parents or pregnant teens. We have girls ages 15-22, some married, engaged or single. We have people with 4 children or just pregnant with their first. This list is supposed to be a fun way for young parents or soon to be parents can talk to each other. We can talk about anything from relatships, to pregnancy, teething or birth stories. And ofcourse give support. Search: teen pregnancy, young moms, teen moms, pregnant, young married. Guys welcome too!
8. Depression-Pregnancy
   This list is for women (and their supporters) who have experienced or are experiencing depression while pregnant. Specifically we are interested in depression that seems to have been "caused" by the state of pregnancy. This "ante-natal" depression is different than post-partum depression, but discussion of post-partum depression is not restricted, as the symptoms and treatments can be similar.

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