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At home, in hospitals, and even on an airplane: these real-life birth stories will inspire and amaze you.
The U.S. has the worst maternal mortality rate of all developed countries. And it’s worst of all for black women.
As they placed this 5lb 4oz baby in my arms, I looked at her and I knew. “Hi Ella,” I said, “I’m your Mommy.”
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A mom reminisces on the nerve-wracking--and heart-warming--time she spent in the NICU.
A mama labored at home for 70 hours before meeting her new bundle.
Why this twin mom considers her experience there a gift.
What it feels like to hear your baby might have a genetic disease.
Rethinking the way we talk about our baby's birth day.
One mama shares how her anesthetic plan went awry.
This is what having a baby looks like.
I realize how extraordinary my body really is—it not only is able to give birth but was, in fact, made to do so.
5 reasons you may want to spend your birth day at home.
