Many in the medical community believe there’s clear evidence that a fetus – a developing baby in the womb – can’t feel physical pain until after the 24th week (6th month) of pregnancy.

"We were told that I would either miscarry, he'd pass away in the womb or he'd pass away shortly after [birth]," Elizabeth told Newsweek. But instead of preparing to say goodbye to baby Joshy ...

Dad holding the newborn baby in his arms at the hospital. @ruth_fit316 Early in her pregnancy, Swingler had read that speaking to the baby in the womb could ... culmination of months of connection ...

Pregnancy is a time of constant change for both you and your growing baby. Along with all the kicks and jabs, you may notice that your baby hiccups inside the womb. Is this normal? Here’s what ...

At just ten weeks old, Rafferty Isaac is already a miracle to his parents, Lucy and Adam, because remarkably, he was born not once, but twice. While pregnant, Lucy was devastatingly diagnosed with ...

Also, how your baby's hair looks at birth isn't necessarily how it'll look later. Babies often gradually lose their hair within the first 6 months of ... fall out in the womb, or, if your baby ...