Engaging in simple exercises throughout your pregnancy will keep you strong and flexible. This can mean an easier pregnancy, deliver, and recovery afterward.

Exercising during pregnancy is very important; it will build up your strength and flexibility and make the entire pregnancy easier on your body.  Maintaining that strength will also help you to bounce back more quickly after delivery and handle the stress of new motherhood better.  Exercise for pregnant women should be undertaken with the advice of a professional, and the approval of your doctor.

Stretch your arms by raising them over the head, palms together.  After holding the stretch for about 20 seconds, bring the arms back down, and the press the backs of the hands together behind your back.  This will release tension in your arms and back.

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Pregnancy has always been a beautiful miracle. But now it’s considered sexy, too. When Vanity Fair put Demi Moore’s apparently nude, very pregnant body on the cover of their magazine in 1991, it made a lasting statement that said a woman could be both pregnant and gorgeous.

If you’re not ready to show off quite that much, don’t worry. Here are ten beauty tips that will help make you look and feel good while you’re pregnant.

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