Complications of birth can be one of the scariest moments in a person's life. Often two lives, the mother and the baby can be at risk and knowing how to deal with complications at birth ahead of time.

Giving birth can be filled with excitement and fear. Bringing a new life into the world is an awesome experience. Here are some of the options for you to give birth to your baby.

Delivering twins or even more than two babies at a time can be a unique experience to say the least. Luckily, others have gone through labor and delivery with more than one child and you can learn from them.

A biophysical profile ultrasound is a test done on women who appear to have problem pregnancies for one reason or another, or who have health conditions that might make pregnancy more difficult.

All of these methods are natural ways to induce labor. Do not attempt any of them unless you are past thirty-nine weeks gestation. Remember to contact your caregiver prior to using any of the techniques mentioned.

Many women opt for an epidural during labor, but this form of pain management is not right for everyone. It is important for women to learn about epidurals prior to their due date.

You’ve now weathered bouts of morning sickness, breast tenderness, an emotional roller coaster, and are now finding yourself looking in the mirror and unable to remember the reflection you saw there several months ago.

Understanding the process of labor and delivery can ease some of the fears and concerns that many mothers have. It is important to talk to your doctor or midwife to know what to expect and to create a birth plan for both normal circumstances and unexpected circumstances.

The best prevention of illness and complications due to Group B Strep is knowledge. Since such a large number of women have been shown to carry Group B Strep in their body, testing is critical.

Near the end of the third trimester, many women notice a shift in the position of the baby. For some moms, the feeling of the baby "dropping." Here’s what you need to know about dropping in the last days of your pregnancy.

Cord blood banking is a way of ensuring the stem-cell rich blood is ready and waiting in the event of a variety of illnesses. Here’s a look at what cord blood is, how cord blood banking works, and who needs it.

In the midst of side effects like morning sickness and hormonal meltdowns, swollen breasts can be both a blessing and a curse. Here’s a look at how breasts change during pregnancy.