Sarah Smith, RM

It can be daunting for most parents when their baby is born with a cleft lip or palate. Here's what you need to know about cleft lip and palate.

Placental abruption is a complication that affects pregnant women and their baby. Here is some information on placental abruption symptoms.

It is concerning for parents when their baby has hernia and not sure what to do. Here's what you need to know about hernias in infants.

Many pregnant women experience being sacked, demoted and bullied in their workplace. Here are information about pregnancy discrimination.

It is emotional for NICU parents when their baby has necrotizing enterocolitis. Here are the facts you need to know about necrotizing enterocolitis.

It is concerning when a baby boy is born with hypospadias and this can affect them emotionally. Here's what you need to know about hypospadias.

Placental abruption is a rare but serious complication of pregnancy that can cause severe complications for both the mother and her baby.

What Is Transition Phase? You are probably already aware of the three most commonly talked about stages of labor but you might be wondering where the transition stage fits into the mix.

Placental expulsion occurs after childbirth when the placenta comes out of the birth canal. It is called the third stage of labor when the baby is expelled just after the placenta is expelled.

If you've been diagnosed with cervical insufficiency or a weakened cervix, understanding your condition and knowing your options might help you to feel more in control during your pregnancy.