postnatal

Below, Haas and Erica Ziel, a pre- and postnatal exercise specialist and a mother of three, share a progressive postpartum core routine and a suggested timeline for returning to activity.

A new mother could be on Zhihu asking for postnatal tips and a Foxconn worker may be on the site sharing her factory stories.

Harris taught the mothers prenatal and postnatal care as well as basic sex education.

There is a high death-rate from tuberculosis among infants, but the infection is postnatal.

The following listing describes changes in postnatal development of young, of each species, from birth to nine weeks of age.

No postnatal specimens which show deciduous incisors have been examined.

In man, postnatal care by the parent for five or six years is necessary even for the physiological survival of the offspring.

Postnatal mortality reduces the progeny to a still smaller number.