Having a fit pregnancy has little to do with maintaining your figure and more to do with strengthening the key muscles used during birth. 💪
Having a fit pregnancy has little to do with maintaining your figure and more to do with strengthening the key muscles used during birth. 💪
Tips, tools and tricks for mums returning to the 9-5 without giving up the feed.
I navigated the balance between career, family and wellness to become healthy and fit after pregnancy weight gain.
The Parent Hub, a community-based initiative launched by mother Christie Buss, provides much-needed relief and connection for overwhelmed parents.
No time to get that workout in? All you’ll need for this 15-minute pregnancy workout is a set of dumbbells and a little bit of effort.
Plus, they’ll transition seamlessly into postpartum life, so you can rock them long after baby arrives.
Doctors don’t recommend intermittent fasting while pregnant as it can impact a fetus’ blood sugar. Here’s how to maintain a healthy weight during pregnancy.
These exercises are safe for most pregnant women—provided you get your doctor’s okay.
Being pregnant is a journey with its ups and downs. That’s how it was for fitness influencer Ophela Mhlauli, who kept up her workouts throughout the journey.
If you’re a mum-to-be, try these five easy exercises to keep healthy and fit during your pregnancy…
Listen: It’s totally normal to want a glass of wine or a drink after a long day at work—yes, even (or, honestly, especially) when you’re pregnant.
For many women who value their fitness, exercising while pregnant can be a significant stumbling block. Hormonal shifts can make tasks that were once easy suddenly more difficult. Such was the case for fitfluencer and lawyer Angelique van der Linde. “I did not feel...
Tick, tick, tick. If you, like me, are a woman in her childbearing years, you may recognise that sound as your biological clock. The noise isn’t so bad in your mid-to-late 20s, a faint hum, maybe. But once you turn 30, the volume gradually turns up, and if you’re...
There are many questions that a lot of pregnant women have been asking themselves, and we’re here to offer some clarity on some of the most important things.
A WH cover star, coach, foodie entrepreneur, credit analyst and influencer open up about what it’s like to be pregnant under lockdown.
Lauren McGregor bravely shares her lockdown birth story with us and how she is coping as a new mom in isolation.
The rate at which caesarean sections (c-sections) are happening in South Africa is among the highest in the world. But why?
PPD poses risks to babies’ health and development — and one in five new moms experience postpartum depression symptoms. What to look out for.
While drinking during pregnancy is often a contentious subject, light drinking is usually considered normal… But is it?