It's easy to forget about your relationship when you're pregnant and focus all your energy on your developing baby. Here you'll learn how to maintain a healthy relationship while pregnant as we answer all your questions about sex during pregnancy.
What's safe (and what isn't) when you're having sex during pregnancy.
When is having sex during pregnancy risky and when can you just relax and enjoy it? Whether it's finding the safest pregnancy sex positions or what you can expect after having sex during pregnancy, we've got the answers.
What's safe, what's not, plus the best expert advice and real-mom tips to make pregnancy sex as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
Expert advice on whether having uterine contractions during orgasm has the potential to cause a miscarriage.
If you're comfortable having intercourse in the final weeks before your baby's born, then so is your baby.
Trying to conceive doesn't have to feel like work. Here's how to make your sex life more fun.
Curious about the dos and don'ts of pregnancy sex? We have all the info you need. From whether oral sex during pregnancy is safe to sex positions for pregnant women. Get all your pregnancy sex questions answered here.
Compelling reasons to go for the O while having sex during pregnancy.
Getting it on with a growing belly isn't always easy. We asked the experts to alleviate common concerns so you can have more fun.
Use our primer on personal lubricants to keep sex comfortable and safe during pregnancy.
Should you stop having sex now that you're pregnant? Find out what's safe and what's not.
A new study says a good relationship with their partner lowers a pregnant woman's risk of illness, as well as her baby's risk of illness in the first year.
Just because a bottle of bubbly isn't on the menu doesn't mean you can't whip up some romance!
Expert advice for one mom-to-be who worries about vaginal bleeding after sex and the potential risk for miscarriage.
Not sure how to get it on when your bump is so big? Find out how to keep things sexy through your third trimester.
Although sex is perfectly safe for women having a healthy pregnancy -- it's totally normal if you'd rather have a root canal than get busy. If you do find yourself raring to go, here are a few things to try:
Will sex be different in your second trimester? Find out how to keep your sex life fun.
Safe ways to use naughty novelties to enhance sex during pregnancy.
Answers to everything you wanted to know about pregnancy sex but were afraid to ask.