For those dealing with chronic health conditions,the choice to continue or stop taking medication during pregnancy can be complicated.
More attention is being paid to the “fourth trimester” with the rise of dedicated clinics,hotels and mother’s groups – often with a hefty price tag attached.
Some couples are motivated by health and want to screen embryos for harmful genetic mutations. In America,you can use IVF to choose the sex of your child.
Breastfeeding mothers working night shifts could produce milk with altered levels of melatonin,potentially affecting their child’s long-term health,new research suggests.
For Claire,seeking out trusted friends and family often left her feeling judged for even questioning the decision at all.
More women and girls suffering complex medical conditions like cancer will have access to cheaper reproductive care after Queensland became the latest state to announce public funding for fertility treatments.
Pregnant women exposed to high temperatures are more likely to have a premature baby,a new analysis found,sparking a push for more green space in cities.
A staffing shortage is putting mothers and babies at risk,midwives say – an accusation the hospital rejects.
The most recent Year of the Dragon in 2012 saw Singapore’s birth rate skyrocket to a five-year high. Will we experience the same in Australia?
Simona Stirling was treated for gestational diabetes but had to battle to get testing following the arrival of baby Halle.
A rapid rise in popularity has seen Isla become NSW’s jointly crowned most popular girls name,as Lucas and Luca are both in the top 10 for boys.