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Creative pregnancy announcements
Announcing that you're expecting can be a time to express your creativity, sense of humour and imagination. Check out how other parents and parents-to-be have broken the news to friends and family.
Funny ultrasound pictures
It's called pareidolia - when the brain makes an image or pattern appear where there isn't really one.
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'Pregnant' baby born in Colombia undergoes c-section one day after birth
A baby delivered by emergency caesarean in Colombia had to undergo her own c-section a day later due to a rare pregnancy condition.
Kicking on: women feel phantom baby movements decades after pregnancy
Two in five women experienced phantom kicks, which resulted in mixed emtions.
I created a man cave for my husband when I was 35 weeks pregnant
When I was 35 weeks pregnant I made my husband a man cave. It was all my idea. I moved our television from the living area into his bedroom. That's two things women are told not to do: put TV's in bedrooms and move heavy objects while heavily pregnant.
Oh boy! Enough with the over-the-top gender reveals
Why do people feel the need to turn it into such a huge spectacle?
Kaz Cooke under fire for 'damaging' information in latest book
One of Australia's most successful parenting writers has been forced to respond to claims her latest book "perpetuates out-dated stereotypes" of people with Down syndrome.
Firefighters called after another gender reveal explosion goes wrong
A gender reveal explosion in the US shook homes three kilometres from the celebration in the latest celebration
Britain's biggest family announces baby number 22
They're hoping for a boy.
Surprise! Positive pregnancy test used as cake topper
Not everybody was a fan.
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Celebrity inspired baby names set to be big in 2020
Parents-to-be have long drawn naming inspiration from the celebrity realm.
My parents gave me a gender neutral name - this is why I love it
Growing up as a girl named Murphy — or Murph, if I liked you — I got a mix of sideways glances and compliments along the lines of, "Oooh, I love that name."
'I was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was seven-months pregnant'
"If you're telling me that I need to make a choice between being pregnant and being treated ... do I have to make that choice?"
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