Lifestyle: Pregnancy, Family & Relationships

Have you thought about the right time to talk to a new love interest about being a gun owner and supporter of the Second Amendment? Here's how to have that conversation.

Advice from Rob Pincus, of Personal Defense Network

While it’s great to take the kids to the range and teach them how to shoot, don’t leave out important information.  Educating our kids on the subject of firearm safety and shooting is a subject that just might save their life.   And we can start teaching them sooner than you might think.

Breastfeeding and being armed can both individually cause unwanted attention and a mother who chooses to breastfeed and carry a gun puts herself in a place of being doubly scrutinized.

Being a firearms carrier and instructor I was very familiar with the term "Fight or Flight" but in an outwardly-danger type of environment and I was interested in hearing more on how this could effect me as a pregnant woman.

If you carry on body (as you should) and it's legally permissible for you to carry into your doctor's office in your state you can find yourself standing in an exam room with a gun and holster in your hand thinking, "Dear God, what do I do with this thing?"

Some women experience what I would call "symptom sensitivity" regarding things carried around their midsection. But what does this mean for carrying a gun?

In order to answer the question as to whether guns are safe to carry while pregnant you have to break it down to what might be considered dangerous about the firearm you are currently or wanting to carry while pregnant.

You may have just found out your pregnant. If you have decided to continue to carry a firearm throughout your pregnancy this is the perfect time to start thinking ahead to the next nine months and what it might mean for you.

A resource for expecting moms, from champion shooter and mom, Julie Golob.

Julie Golob's Pregnancy E-Book