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Nurse who has special training in delivering babies during low-risk pregnancies.

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Law that protects the rights of qualified employees to take unpaid leave for various family-related reasons, such as maternity or paternity leave.

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Process that moves the baby out of the mother's body.

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Delivery method in which the pregnant woman is trained to use breathing patterns to keep her mind off the pain.

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Time a woman takes off from work for the birth or adoption of a child.

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Delivery method in which the pregnant woman learns about the birth process and uses breathing and relaxation techniques to reduce fear and pain during labor.

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Time a man takes off from work (usually without pay) for a set period after a child's birth or adoption

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Law that protects the rights of pregnant women who work.

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Leave from work taken by mothers-to-be who cannot work for part or all of the pregnancy due to health reasons.

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Developing a feeling of affection.

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Common abnormal birth position in which a baby enters the birth canal feet, legs, or buttocks first.

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Delivery method in which the mother's abdomen and uterus are surgically opened and the baby is removed; also called C-section.

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Tightening or shortening of a muscle.

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First stage of labor during which the cervix opens.

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Incision made to widen the birth canal and prevent tearing.

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Curved instrument that fits around the sides of a baby's head and is used to help the doctor ease the baby down the birth canal during a contraction.

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Surgical removal of a woman's uterus.

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Change in the baby's position in which the uterus settles downward and forward and the baby descends lower into the pelvis.

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Technique that uses suction to help the doctor move the baby down the birth canal as the mother pushes.

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Condition that occurs when the level of healthy red blood cells, which carry oxygen to all parts of the body becomes too low.

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Test that measures the newborn's chance of survival by checking the baby's pulse, breathing, muscle tone, responsiveness, and skin color.

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Test doctors use to determine whether a baby has problems interacting with the environment, handling motor processes, controlling his/her physical state, or responding to stress.

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Liver condition that can make the skin, tissues, and body fluids look yellow.

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Part of a hospital where premature, low birth-weight, or high-risk babies can receive immediate, specialized, round-the-clock care and treatment.

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Medical term used to describe the baby from birth to one month of age.

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Branch of medicine concerned with the care, development, and diseases of newborns.

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Doctor who cares for infants, children, and teens until adulthood when physical growth is complete.

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Routine medical visit in which the doctor examines a baby for signs of good health and proper growth.

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Mild postpartum mood disorder that goes away on its own.

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Mood disorders in men that may occur after the birth of a child.

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Mood disorder that can occur during pregnancy or during the postpartum period or even afterward.

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Care the mother receives during the six to eight weeks following the birth of her baby.

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Less frequent than "baby blues," but a serious form of depression that may occur after giving birth.

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Mental health condition, characterized by feelings of sadness, guilt, or depression, that men and women may experience after the birth of their baby.

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Rare and extremely severe mental illness that may result after giving birth.