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Survey Finds Most Will Help A Loved One Access An Abortion, Even If They Are Against Them
Most Will Help Loved One Access An Abortion, Even Against Their Beliefs

This study found that most would help a close family member or friend find a safe and legal abortion, even if they claim to be “pro-life.”

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Maternal Caregiving Helps To Reduce Effects Of Pregnancy Stress On Infants
Hormone Discovered For Regulating Mother's Behavior With New Baby

This hormone limits moms' investment in aggressive behavior towards their new baby.

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Epidural Linked With Lower Risk Of Maternal Morbidity

Researchers looked at the benefits of an epidural in reducing morbidity, and they found that it had a 14% reduction in cases.

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Genetics May Be Why Women Cannot Produce Breast Milk

This study looked at mothers who had ‘perceived inadequate milk supply (PIMS).’

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FDA Cautions Parents Against Some Formulas After Bacterial Infection Reports

Complaints of Salmonella Newport and Cronobacter sakazakii infections have been reported. Here are the brands affected.

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Baby Formula Supply Shortage Sends Parents Scrambling

With a shortage of everything at the grocery store, formula is the last thing parents of babies want to worry about.

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Antibiotics After Birth Can Effect Gut Health In Infants, Study Finds
Antibiotics After Birth Can Effect Gut Health In Infants

Babies who had antibiotics had a significant decrease in the levels compared to babies who did not have antibiotics.

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CDC & AAP Update Developmental Milestones For First Time In Two Decades

The previous milestones used 50th percentile milestones, but not anymore.

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Impact of Social Isolation On Early Development Was Evaluated
Impact Of Social Isolation On Early Development

The impact that the lockdown had on toddlers' vocabulary was significant.

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Young Children Are Still Dying From Toppling Furniture
Young Children Are Still Dying From Toppling Furniture

Make sure any furniture is anchored to the wall.

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Study Finds Where You Live Can Predict Weight Gain During Pregnancy
Study Finds Where You Live Can Predict Weight Gain During Pregnancy

Cities might not be the best place to live in regards to weight concerns during pregnancy.

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Parents Feel "Build Better Back" Plan Does Not Provide Enough Paid Family Leave

72% of participants believe that the government really has no idea what it is like to raise a child when you are living paycheck to paycheck.

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Placenta Protects Fetus From COVID-19 Transmission

The placenta is definitely a miraculous organ and protects baby as much as mom would.

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Aspirin Is Not Being Used Enough To Prevent Preeclampsia

Preeclampsia is a serious pregnancy condition, and it can even be fatal for the baby and/or the mother.

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VBAC Increases Serious Perineal Tear Risk

Women who attempt a VBAC are 20% more likely to have a serious perineal tear during labor.

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Soft Drinks In Pregnancy Can Lead To ADHD Development, Study Finds
Soft Drinks In Pregnancy Linked To ADHD Development

Cravings in pregnancy are not always the healthiest option, so it is important to look at the risks that are involved.

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Blood Tests Can Help Detect Depression In Pregnancy

The accuracy was at 83% at predicting if a woman would go on to suffer with depression during pregnancy.

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Women Who Have Miscarriages Less Likely To Make It To 70th Birthday, So Take Care Of Your Heart
Miscarriages Linked To Women Not Living Past 70

A new study is showing that miscarriage is linked to an increased risk of early death.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Does Not Cause Infertility, But The Virus Can

This study was done with the Pfizer vaccine, the Moderna vaccine, and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

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Vaccinating Babies Against RSV Earlier Can Make Vaccine More Effective

More UK babies developed immunity to RSV than babies born in other countries.

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