Understanding Morning Sickness: Causes and Remedies
Morning sickness, or more accurately, nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, is a common and normal part of the journey for many moms-to-be. Despite its name, it doesn’t just strike in the morning—it can happen anytime, day or night. This queasy experience usually starts around week 6 of pregnancy and often eases by weeks 12–16. Caused by hormonal changes, it’s a sign your body is adapting to nurture new life. While it can be frustrating, there are ways to manage it—like snacking frequently, sipping ginger tea, and staying hydrated. For more tips and comforting recipes, check out my cookbook Nausea No More: Comforting Bites for Moms-to-Be!