pregnancy

How does antibiotics know where to repair? What is learned about the Torah from a game of "Telephone"? How the mother's body prepares for pregnancy, and why bread never tires our appetite.

Two months before my due date, Hashem guided us to name our daughter—and brought her into the world with kindness.

Frightening test results, painful decisions, and one powerful dream that gave us hope when we needed it most.

A new study finds even minimal alcohol consumption during pregnancy harms the fetus: "There is no such thing as a safe amount of alcohol to consume during pregnancy."

Every pregnant woman knows the warning to avoid alcohol. A new study emphasizes the importance of this warning: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, it turns out, is a condition that can be inherited by future generations.

A new study found that pregnant mice given Vitamin D in an active hormonal form birthed all healthy mice without autism.

The study found that mothers who consumed high amounts of sugars and fats during pregnancy were at higher risk of giving birth to a child who might develop ADHD or behavioral problems.

The psychology and mysticism behind an ancient tradition that protects pregnant women

How Jewish wisdom explains the mystery of the Evil Eye — its connection to divine judgment, the power of human envy, and the Torah’s path to protection and peace