Pregnancy

Babies are surrounded by amniotic fluid as they grow and develop in the womb. This fluid enables them to move freely and is essential for normal growth and development in utero.

What is amnion? The amnion is a thin layer or membrane, which creates a fluid filled cavity there to support your baby. Read more.

Trisomy 18, also called Edwards' syndrome, is not usually expected, or even thought of, in most pregnancies. Read more to find out.

Chorion development occurs at a very early gestation – around two weeks post conception – so it happens probably before you even realize you're pregnant. Read more.

Chorioamnionitis, a condition with a long-winded name, is, to put it simply, an infection in the membranes and fluid around the baby. Read more.

What Is the Latent Phase of Labor? Here's a one-stop guide to everything you should know about the latent phase of labour. Read more.

Epidurals are an increasingly popular and effective choice of pain relief in labor and are generally considered safe; however, they still pose some risks. Read more.

In this article, we'll focus on the active phase of labor, and everything you need to know. Read more to find out.

The birth of a baby can be broken down into different stages. In this article, we'll focus on the active phase of labor, and everything you need to know.

If you are under 37 Weeks Pregnant and showing signs of possible labor. Read more to find out.