Birth

Are you going to be a mother soon? Would you like to celebrate it in a big way to share your joy with family and friends? Well, a good option is to join the fashion of the baby shower or, what is the same, the birth party.

When we reach the end of pregnancy, we can recognize that delivery is approaching thanks to certain signs that indicate that the arrival of the baby is a matter of days or hours. But what if a blood test could predict it? If we could know in advance that the delivery will occur, either at term or premature, to take the appropriate measures?

Every day we discover new things about how the coronavirus behaves during pregnancy and how it affects the baby. For now, Health explains that it has not been shown that the coronavirus is present in amniotic fluid, umbilical cord or breast milk.

Childbirth is a momentous time for the baby. He goes from intrauterine life to a life outside the womb in which the only thing he recognizes as part of himself is his mother's body. So much so that at nine months after delivery they are known as exterogestation, or pregnancy outside the uterus.

During pregnancy, we spend months imagining what our baby will be like, caressing our belly that grows every day and waiting for the great moment of delivery, in which we can finally hold him in our arms.

The first thing we want to know after finding out that we are pregnant is to know the date our baby will be born, or when we get out of business. This is known as the probable delivery date (PPD), which is calculated from the first day of the last menstruation, or date of the last menstruation (LMP).

Are you the oldest, the middle, the youngest? The order in which, by chance, we were born influences in some way our personality and our way of relating to ourselves. The same happens with our children, to whom being the first-born, the middle or the little one determines their role in the family.

March has begun, and if you are in your last weeks of pregnancy, it may be the month of birth of your little baby.