“Pregnancy” on The Daily Caller

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Most men would never expect that enlisting in the military would one day find them wearing “empathy bellies” and learning more about the intricacies of pregnancy. (more)

She has just revealed that she is expecting her first child but Rachel Uchitel has had five months to compile her baby register and it seems she has expensive taste. (more)

The trend continues. After already exposing two Planned Parenthood clinics in Perth Amboy, New Jersey and Richmond, Virginia willingly helping a pimp cover up the sexual exploitation of under aged girls, today Live Action has released three more videos — from Falls Church, Va. Roanoke, Va. and Charlottesville, Va. — seemingly showing the same thing at different Planned Parenthood locations. (more)

About 90 students at a Memphis High School are either pregnant, or have been recently. (more)

NEW YORK (WABC) – New and eye-opening statistics about the rate of abortions in New York City have been released by the Health Department. (more)

A Twitter-mad mother kept her friends up to date during the birth of her son by delivering a live account of her entire labour. (more)

Jessica Simpson put pregnancy rumors to bed once and for all by downing margaritas and tequila shots with new fiancé Eric Johnson at Stanton Social after performing at the Rockefeller Center tree lighting on Tuesday. (more)

From the standpoint of popular culture, drinking during pregnancy is the equivalent of playing Russian roulette with your fetus. Any woman daring to consume a single glass of wine in public risks being construed as the most unnaturally selfish of mothers. Even as recent studies suggest that science refuses to conclude the case, we cling to the prohibition in a way that precludes discussion. But perhaps that shouldn’t be surprising—our reasons may have as much to do with the distinctive morality of pregnancy as they do with science. (more)

The Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine has been awarded this year to Robert G. Edwards, an English biologist who, with a physician colleague, Patrick Steptoe, developed the in vitro fertilization procedure for treating human infertility. (more)

Much is made these days of the “tone-deafness” of the Obama administration regarding how Americans really feel about various issues. People have discovered that our once-charismatic president, a person who promised “Hope and Change,” has been able to deliver neither. They see a government that is increasingly unresponsive, and many are looking inward. It has become a time for us as Americans to re-examine our core values and beliefs. (more)

Pssst. Want to know the big secret about fathers this Father’s Day? (more)

Massachusetts, a state known for its liberal political climate, is about to offer motorists specialty license plates that express opposition to abortion rights. (more)

At least 11 states have passed laws this year regulating or restricting abortion, giving opponents of abortion what partisans on both sides of the issue say is an unusually high number of victories. In four additional states, bills have passed at least one house of the legislature. (more)

Céline Dion’s dream to expand her family has come true. (more)

Couples will stop having sex to conceive babies within a decade and use IVF instead, scientists said yesterday. (more)

Oh Bristol, don’t you know by now that someone is always watching? (more)

A DEPARTMENT OF Human Services caseworker pressured a pregnant Mayfair teenager to undergo a late-term abortion by threatening to take away either her toddler or her unborn baby if she had the child, according to the teen’s foster mother. (more)

Let’s start with a few facts. I’ve had three children. My labors were not what you might call extended or complicated. And despite our somewhat dubious attitude towards its efficacy combined with our poor practice habits, Lamaze techniques seemed to work well enough for us. In other words, like millions of women the world over, after only moderately challenging pregnancies, I delivered three healthy children. (more)

After an exceedingly rare and shocking medical error, state officials have taken away the medical license of a Sarasota ob-gyn who aborted the wrong fetus in a woman carrying twins, mistaking a seemingly healthy girl for a boy with congenital defects. (more)