For someone who has been trying for a pregnancy, it is naturally tempting to want to share the exciting and […]
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For someone who has been trying for a pregnancy, it is naturally tempting to want to share the exciting and […]
One evening in early April, after yet another day of sending my toddler daughter to “Frozen school” while I attempted […]
In January 2018, Serena Williams went public about how she almost died after giving birth to her daughter. Williams has […]
On October 12, 1622, a 26-year-old English woman named Elizabeth Jocelin gave birth to her first child, a baby girl. […]
Two years ago, the case of a 17-year-old undocumented immigrant catalyzed the creation of a class action suit from the […]
In 1879, the US government launched an expansive effort to restructure Indigenous lives by enrolling Native American children in off-reservation […]
A couple patiently waits for a healthy child after a pregnancy that has lasted several years. A desperate widow claims […]
Lara Freidenfelds’s new book, The Myth of the Perfect Pregnancy: A History of Miscarriage in America, explores the history of pregnancy […]
It was not that long ago that “test tube babies” only existed in science fiction. I remember my shock when, […]
Type “pregnancy” into any internet search engine today, and you’ll literally get a billion results. This plethora of information at […]