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In the latest installment of the “should pregnant women drink alcohol?” saga, a new study says wine’s fine in moderation, even during early pregnancy.
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In the latest installment of the “should pregnant women drink alcohol?” saga, a new study says wine’s fine in moderation, even during early pregnancy.
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Big babies did not run in Jade Packer nor Ryan King’s families. None of the ultrasounds that were done prior to Jade’s due date revealed anything abnormal. Nevertheless, their baby was born on February 11 at literally twice the size of the average newborn. Vaginally. More
Pregnant Kim Kardashian would like you all to know she does not feel the same cravings as the rest of us normal people, but instead only wants veggie platters. She’s just, y’know, throwing that out there…(cough) tabloids (cough). More
Kate Middleton wore heels earlier today and over the weekend when celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. A normal day in the life of a duchess, right? Shaking hands, smiling, wearing fancy shoes. No big deal. OH WAIT. Did you forget the fact that Kate is PREGNANT?!?! Don’t you know pregnant ladies shouldn’t wear heels? Ladies with babies inside of their bodies are too fragile to teeter around on high heels! They might hurt themselves or their tiny little fetuses! More
A new study from the UK shows 1 in 14 pregnant women were found to have an eating disorder. Pretty shocking and sad, right? This is a prime example of how far our culture has to go in terms of supporting women through the complicated journey of pregnancy. More
Birth rape. It’s the relatively new term used by some to describe awful labor and delivery care where a woman’s personal choices are disregarded. It often involves doctors or midwives shoving fingers or other medical instruments into a woman’s vagina during childbirth without any warning, and sometimes even continuing after the woman screams out in pain or loudly objects. The term has continued to morph and has lately been used to describe cases like Lisa Epsteen’s, whose doctor threatened to call the police and force her to have an emergency c-section because he was worried about the health of her child. The problem is that this new bit of progressive vocabulary hurts both birthing rights activists and sexual assault survivors. More
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“Kim’s not respecting her pregnancy.” More
Two researchers at the University of Nevada Las Vegas decided to study one of the most controversial practices in the highly-fraught world of modern maternity care: placenta consumption. Their findings? 96% of placenta-eaters said they had a “very positive” experience. More
Former Playmate Holly Madison, who was so sweetly sad on The Girls Next Door, gave birth yesterday to a baby girl—and rest assured: She will be consuming the placenta. More
The old adage that pregnant women are “eating for two” is so much truer than the pre- neuroscience-obsessed eras knew. A new study of pregnant women with poor diets found mothers can actually pass on a junk food “tolerance” to unborn children, setting them up for a lifetime of being less sensitive to opioids and needing more salty/sweet/fatty food than others to get the same feel-good response. More
“It happens more than you would think. Every time it does there’s always the, ‘How could they not have known? It seems crazy.’” More