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Best Pregnancy Books: ParentDish's Top 10 Picks
Catch up on your pregnancy reading with these top titles. Credit: Betsssssy, Flickr
In "The Godfather," they went to the mattresses. In pregnancy, you go to the books. And, since you've already got a lot on your mind, we did the work for you, ...
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Three Kids, Same Birthday, Different Years
It sure makes planning a birthday party easier -- one Utah family has three children who share a birthday. And no, they aren't triplets. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Emily and Eric Thompson of Midvale, ...
Orgasmic Childbirth?
Here's something you don't hear very often during childbirth: "Oooh, that feels so good!" Generally that is because the mother-to-be-is either unconscious, writhing in pain, or numb from the waist down. But according to a new documentary, childbirth ...
Hospital first, then baby
Our plan for the birth of kid number three is to go to the hospital, then have the baby. It seems they do things differently down in Southern California. Seventeen-year-old Xochitl Parra was getting ready for school at 5:30 in the morning last ...
Mamaloo's amazing birth story
If you don't read Momcast, you might recall Susan Wagner writing about ParentDish reader and frequent commenter Mamaloo live-blogging her birth. On a slow day at the office, I decided to check back in and find out what happened. Lo and behold, a ...
Midwife goes to jail after stillborn birth
A Wisconsin midwife has been sentenced to six months of jail plus probation due to a baby being born stillborn in a home birth. According to this article, Helen Dentice, who is 52, started working with a couple one month before the delivery of their ...
Interesting article on homebirthing
Choosing the environment in which to give birth is an extremely personal experience for any woman. For some, the hospital is the only way. Others think of birthing centers as the ideal. Then there are the ones that labor at home. I didn't know much ...
Indiana midwife prosecuted for practicing medicine without a license
There's an interesting article in today's New York Times that tells the story of Jennifer Williams, a midwife being prosecuted in Indiana for practicing medicine without a license. She faces up to 8 years in prison under that charge. The ...










