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Having a baby in the NICU can lead to post-traumatic stress syndrome in parents.
A new poll finds most men gain an average 14 pounds during their wife's pregnancy.
Snoring during pregnancy could be linked to gestational diabetes.
What a mother eats during pregnancy could impact the long-term health of her baby.
Pregnant women who take a multivitamin, rather than individual vitamins, may reduce their risk for delivering a low birth weight baby.
More and more couples are using assisted reproductive technology to become pregnant.
CDC officials say antiviral drugs are highly recommended for pregnant women who have flu-like symptoms.
A mother has delivered her third set of twins n Broward County, Florida.
17 month old Annika was born exactly on time... But her mother Megan worried that she would come early like her brother, Willem did. At 31 weeks he c...
9 months ago this couple...like many others...was looking to save some cash in the economic downturn... A?you're not going out as much so it forces y...
There is a new test for expectant mothers that can determine if a birth will occur within two weeks.
A pregnant Illinois woman with swine flu died after giving birth to her child.
A baby in Pittsburgh is being called a miracle after being born after only 26 weeks gestation.
New research links colicky babies to depression in new fathers.
How babies get here has just taken a new twist...maybe! The news has the potential to change the face of making babies.
The survival rates of premature infants have gone up.
A study looks at cigarette smoking and binge drinking among new mothers.
Premature babies might benefit from listening to music.
Babies born to women who have an elective repeat c-section are more likely to be admitted to the NICU.
Women who take folic acid for at least a year before they conceive are 50 to 70 percent less likely to have a premature baby.
Researchers hope recruiting pregnant women for a large study will shed some light on the cause of autism.
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