Pregnancy

Sharing the news of an unexpected pregnancy with your loved ones can feel like a lot of pressure. You may be unsure how they’ll react or worry about their responses. It’s natural to feel apprehensive, but with some thoughtful preparation, you can approach the conversation with confidence. At Colorado Springs Pregnancy Center, we’re here to

If you’ve discovered that your friend is unexpectedly pregnant, it’s natural to want to help while feeling unsure where to start. She may be experiencing a range of emotions—fear, confusion, and even loneliness. As her friend, your support can make a significant difference during this uncertain time. You can help her feel less alone and

If you have an unexpected pregnancy and are in your second trimester, making a decision may feel complicated. What are your options? How will you find accurate information? Colorado Springs Pregnancy Center is here to help clarify your options. The pregnancy decision is yours; we’ll offer unbiased information as you consider your future and learn

Pregnancy symptoms can feel different for each woman. While some women can experience severe nausea, other women can go through pregnancy with little to no apparent symptoms. If you’re reading this, you’re likely waiting to find out whether or not you’re pregnant. You may have noticed some signs and symptoms you aren’t used to experiencing.

If you just found out you are unexpectedly pregnant, the thought of breaking the news to your parents can feel overwhelming. What will they say? How will they react? Will they support your decisions? Here is a list of frequently asked questions to help you navigate telling your parents about your pregnancy. When Is the

The wait between when you last had sex and when your period comes can feel like an eternity, whether you want to be pregnant or not. You may become hyper aware of everything your body does and question if it means you are pregnant. It’s completely normal to wonder and want quick results. However, while

Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant is difficult enough without the added stress of having a partner who doesn’t support your pregnancy. No matter how you’re feeling right now, it’s understandable. But you’re not alone in this, and resources are available to help. This article will outline steps you can take to evaluate your situation and

It’s completely natural to be nervous or afraid of giving birth—especially if it’s your first time. It’s an unknown and new experience and one you often see dramatized in movies or TV shows. However, women have been giving birth since the beginning of time, and if you’re reading this right now, someone gave birth to