Unborn

Is it possible to alter the development of a child’s brain by modifying the intensity of sound that reaches the child through their mother’s belly

Caitlin Fikes begins her essay about life in the womb saying, “I believe that there is a common and insidious cultural misconception with regards to fetuses: the subtle idea that birth is the true beginning of a human’s life, not only because that is when he or she is first socially acknowledged and welcomed by... View Article

Science and technology have given us a better understanding of the unborn child. These little humans are amazing, and these photos help to show that they are not potential humans, but rather, humans with potential. The thumbnail you saw earlier is a baby at 4 months gestation.

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Images of a developing fetus from 6 weeks to 6 months gestation.

Expectant mothers have oral health challenges that are best managed by routine dental care and great hygiene practices.

'Sitting in a tub full of blood and blood clots, holding my little baby in his sac encased in his placenta still, all I could do was look at how amazing this was. How beautifully made this baby was.'

The uplifting image emerged after a baby scan showing what looked like a demon hovering over an unborn baby went viral

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In 1965, Swedish photojournalist Lennart Nilsson published the photographic book, A Child is Born, which captures every stage of development of an unborn child. In his book, he writes, “…The whole story does not begin with delivery. The baby has existed for months before – at first signaling its presence only with small outer signs, […]