Pregnant birth

Josy Peukert, 37, from Nicaragua, has gone viral after sharing a video of her giving birth to her son in the Pacific Ocean. The clip of the unconventional birth has been watched over 200,000 times.

Every day, the female body is exposed to more and more judgment from society. Social media feeds are full of unrealistic photos that can really make someone feel uncomfortable in their own skin. For women with postpartum bodies, this topic can be the most sensitive. To support others, this proud mother decided to stop hiding behind filters or pieces of clothing and embrace the flaws that truly make us special.

She became famous when she fell pregnant with twins six weeks after giving birth. And now, Sydney mum, Eliza Curby, shared what having three babies under the age of two has taught her.

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Birth is beautiful, no matter how a child enters the world.

Brazil has one of the highest rates of C-section in the world. In a remote part of the Amazon, a group of midwives is working to change that.

Lauren has been pregnant since 2012 . . . with the same baby, because she can't afford to take time off work from her job that doesn't have paid leave . . . so she's just decided to stay pregnant until she racks up enough vacation days to have a baby. OK, so Lauren's case is impossible, but the message behind her it-would-be-funny-if-it-weren't-true situation is applicable to many moms (and dads) all over the US who don't receive paid leave. This video from the National Partnership For Women…