We are living exceptional days in which, although everything has changed a lot, babies are still being born. As is normal, pregnant women who leave accounts on these dates or will do so soon, feel worried about how their delivery will be in times of coronavirus.
Among so much negative news due to the coronavirus crisis, we know some that bring us hope, such as the birth of the first baby in Catalonia to a mother diagnosed with coronavirus.
One of the most difficult situations that an expecting couple has to go through is knowing that their baby suffers from a serious degenerative disease and being faced with the painful decision of whether or not to go ahead with the pregnancy.
It has happened in Oviedo, where a pregnant woman who exceeded 42 weeks of gestation and intended to give birth at home, was forced to enter the hospital after a medical report that warned of "risk of fetal hypoxia and intrauterine fetal death."
Megan Ann Mattiuzzo, 29, is a professional wedding photographer who as soon as she found out she was pregnant, she knew she wanted to capture that special moment herself with her camera. The result is spectacular images taken from an angle that we do not usually see in most birth photos: from the eyes of his mother behind the lens.
I had heard of women claiming to have had an orgasm during childbirth, but to me it was another false myth. I have always associated pleasure with sex and childbirth with pain, or rather with the possibility of not feeling it.
There are babies who are in a great hurry to get into the world and they do it before their mother has time to get to the hospital. This has been the case Alexis Swinney, a 25-year-old woman from Texas, who gave birth to her fifth child in the car seat while her husband was driving to the hospital.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
