Many pregnant women are very concerned about the effects of sexual intercourse on the unborn child. Of course no expectant mother wants her unborn child to be harmed, and it can be a little embarrassing asking your doctor, especially if you have a male GP. In any case, when you first see the doctor and tell him the happy news and start the booking in procedure, asking questions about your love life isn’t at the forefront of your mind.

When you first discover that you are pregnant your mind starts to mull over a whole lot of issues - the birth, health issues, money worries, if you will cope as a mother, will you be able to keep your job, how bad is morning sickness… The list seems endless and its all part of the motherhood preparation, especially so if this is your first child. Towards the end of this list is the question ‘Can I still have sexual intercourse?’ Could you deny your relationship intimacy for 9 months?

During the first 12 weeks of pregnancy you must take life easy, no stretching or over doing things. These 12 weeks are when most miscarriages take place and one in three first time pregnancies end in miscarriage.

However, the womb is a very safe place for baby, protected by the stomach wall and the amniotic fluid that the baby floats around in. Providing sex is not overly enthusiastic and it is gentle love making, it is perfectly safe to have sexual intercourse during pregnancy, without causing harm to the baby.

Sometimes it is men who are worried about sexual activity during pregnancy. Despite men thinking that they have a huge cock that they are going to beat the baby about the head with if they do make love to a pregnant woman, nature has already taken care of this problem. The cervix is a tiny opening at the neck f the womb. The cervix is too tiny for a penis to penetrate and during pregnancy the cervix closes and doesn’t re-open until it is time for childbirth. Because of this the penis can not penetrate the womb and damage the baby.

However, many women may feel less like sex during pregnancy which is understandable because pregnancy can cause women feel unattractive and fat, sore swollen breasts, ill with morning sickness that can occur any time of the day or night, and tired of fatigue. It is important for the expectant father at this time to not press his sexual advances and instead to enjoy other intimacies such as massage.

Sensual massage oils can be bought with aromatherapy properties, which can relax and soothe. If you are looking to unearth your passion try a massage oil with aphrodisiac properties. Also time alone self-pleasuring can help kick start your sexual desire. Sex aside some time each day to pleasure yourself, whether you feel like it or not and it will help to bring back the desire for sexual contact. If you don’t use it you loose it, so slowly build it back up. Clitoral stimulators are a great to use for this. They tend to bring you to climax quickly and they are less intrusive because you use them externally to stimulate the clitoris.

Whether you choose to have sex during your pregnancy or not, it is important to share intimate time as a coupe and to keep a strong bond.

S. Roberts writes for a number of websites including http://www.pleasure-toyz.co.uk a sexual advice website that offers free tips and advice to boost your sex life and to improve your sexual prowess. Visit http://www.pleasure-toyz.co.uk to pick up some saucy tips, today.

One of the most common problems that women complain about when they enter menopause is vaginal dryness. While some women assume it’s just a fact of life, there are many different things that can alleviate the problem.

Vaginal dryness can result in uncomfort and pain during intercourse for both partners. Beyond that, many women will find they experience feminine itching through the day, due to the lack of required secretions. While many women try to live with the diecomfort, there really is no need to, because there are solutions to this common problem.

While there are other times in a woman’s life that she may experience a deficiency of vaginal secretions, menopause (and perimenopause) is the most common. Other common times to experience this problem include after childbirth and even stress can bring it on.

Usually, the cause of vaginal dryness is from low estrogen levels. Estrogen levels typically start to decrease noticeably during and after menopause, which is when many women start to complain about a lack of vaginal secretions. Finding a solution is usually the job of a doctor, but some women like to try to treat their problem without medical help.

One way to increase estrogen production (which in turn should increase vaginal secretions) is to take an estrogen replacement. This is the job of a medical professional, as there are many different ways to administer this female hormone. It’s also important to consider that too much estrogen isn’t any better than not enough. There are however, a number of herbal supplements that can help women regulate their hormone levels.

Some herbal supplements for women are better than others, but one that keeps receiving high accolades is Provestra. It’s made for women and formulated for helping regulate estrogen levels as well as provide a daily vitamin supplement. If you’d rather avoid taking a supplement, you can also try to cure the problem right at the source with a lubricant.

While there are countless lubricants available, why not use one designed specifically for women’s needs? Vigorelle is a high quality presonal lubricant that will help alleviate the pain associated with sex during vaginal dryness. The formula also contains safe and natural ingredients that are known to increase blood flow to a woman’s genitals, effectively increasing sensitivity for sexual intercourse.

Vaginal dryness affects a large percentage of women, but the topic often seems taboo to talk about. By taking care of your body and increasing your vaginal secretions, you can enjoy your sex life much more.

Jonathan and his wife maintain an informative website dedicated to increasing female sexuality and libido.

Things, thoughts and attitudes that had seemed strange a while ago turned out to be very popular in today’s world. Take for instance the new trend of shaving pubic hair. Not many people know that this trend was launched by the Japanese porn industry. Since the law said that the display of pubic hair in a magazine or movie was illegal, models were shown with shaved pubic areas. From Japan, the trend spread to American and European women and, more recently, to men.

It should be mentioned that shaving is quite a good option for any man who is involved in penis enlargement. First of all, getting rid of all that hair makes the penis stand out better than before and, second, there’s no more annoying hair to get in the way when performing your exercises. Think about it: just trim your bush a little and suddenly acquiring the elusive firm grip on the penis shaft is much easier. And there’s no more risk of pulling hairs, which we all know how unpleasant it can be.

The debate around which method for shaving is the best is still far from over. Some say that razors are the best way to go and they are right to a certain extent. The razor lets the user have full control over how much hair goes and which parts are left untouched. On the other hand, using a razor requires quite a lot of dexterity or the help of a third party, which is not always easy to come by.

Thus, you can either go with an old-fashioned razor blade, a modern safety razor, an electric razor or rotary epilators. As you can see, there are lots of products to choose from so go with the one that you’re comfortable with. Electric shavers are very easy to use, but hair will start growing back faster. Rotary epilators are even better at removing hair, but some people don’t like to use them anywhere near their sensitive parts. If you choose classic razors, keep in mind the fact that you need to apply some shaving foam first and some aftershave afterwards in order to keep the itchiness away.

Wax is also a good option, but some men are not that keen to pour hot wax on their most sensitive parts. It’s a matter of personal taste. Waxing is fast and inexpensive, but it can get messy and it’s not well suited to removing hair in a consistent fashion. If you don’t like the idea of hot wax, you could use depilatory creams or powders. The basic principle is to dissolve hair using a mixture of chemicals, which is very easy to handle. On the other hand, depilatory creams and powders may irritate your skin and you should keep in mind that hair is going to grow back very fast.

If you’re interested in getting rid of some hair, but you’re still not convinced that it’s a good idea, then you might wish to try trimming first. The bush will look better and at the same time you don’t have to get the blade close to the skin. Be sure to use some aftershave or soothing cream at the end in order to prevent the post-shave itchiness and the pimples that might rear their ugly heads. Having to explain to someone that those pimples on your private parts were caused by shaving and not by genital herpes is not the best way to start the evening.

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