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Posts by: Amanda Sullivan

Dr. Amanda Alzena Sullivan, Ph.D. is a researcher and educator who writes on the topics of motherhood, pregnancy, child development, and STEM education. She is the co-creator of the ScratchJr Coding Cards: Creative Coding Activities for Children Ages 5-7 (No Starch Press) and author of the book Breaking the STEM Stereotype: Reaching Girls in Early Childhood (Rowman & Littlefield). Most importantly, Amanda is a mom of one (soon to be two!) young children. Learn more about Amanda here: www.amandaalzenasullivan.com. Connect on Twitter @AASully.

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Pregnant During the Pandemic – 7 Tips for Moms-to-be

Amanda Sullivan

Pregnant During the Pandemic – 7 Tips for Moms-to-be

Pregnancy, especially first time pregnancy, is an exciting time filled with showers and celebrations.

But it can also be a scary and stressful time, filled with lab tests, nerves, and endless birth preparations.

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