Pregnancy Symptoms
Historical Pregnancy Practices
Animal Babies
Old Wives Tales
Quotes with "baby"
100

This is a common pregnancy side effect which usually happens in the morning. 

Nausea/vomiting 

100

In colonial America, this group of people typically assisted women during childbirth, relying on practical experience rather than formal medical training.

midwives

100

This pachyderm's baby, weighing up to 260 pounds at birth, is the largest land animal newborn

Elephant

100

This phenomenon causes expectant fathers to experience pregnancy-like symptoms, including weight gain, mood swings, and even simulated labor pains

sympathetic pregnancy (Also known as Couvade syndrome)

100

This 1998 Britney Spears hit single features the memorable lyric that became her signature pop anthem.

Hit me baby one more time

200

A common pregnancy symptom caused by increased blood volume that typically affects feet, ankles, and fingers. 

Swelling

200

In ancient Egypt, women would often use this natural substance, derived from the papyrus plant, as a form of contraceptive and to ease childbirth.

honey

200

At birth, this long-necked animal's calf can already stand 6 feet tall and run within hours

Giraffe

200

According to legend, craving this type of food during pregnancy indicates you're having a boy.

 salty or savory foods

200

This sultry holiday song title, first recorded by Eartha Kitt in 1953, features a seductive plea to St. Nick for lavish gifts.

Santa Baby

300

This emotional symptom, characterized by frequent and sometimes uncontrollable emotional outbursts, is common during pregnancy due to hormonal changes

Weeping

300

This British monarch famously requested chloroform during childbirth, helping popularize the use of anesthesia in labor.

 Queen Victoria

300

This term for baby rabbits shares its name with feline offspring

Kittens

300

This common pregnancy symptom is said to predict a baby girl with a full head of hair.

heartburn

300

Uttered by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the iconic 1991 sci-fi action film, this catchphrase became one of the most memorable movie lines of the decade.

Hasta La Vista, Baby

400

This hormonal-induced sensory change officially called "hyperosmia" can make pregnant women suddenly repulsed by previously enjoyed foods and fragrances

Heighten sense of smell

400

In Tudor England, this weeks-long practice involved shuttering pregnant noblewomen in a dark room before and after birth to mimic the womb's environment

lying in

400

This marine mammal's calf experiences rapid growth, gaining up to 10 pounds an hour during its first year of life.

Blue Whale

400

According to folklore, if you're carrying "high," this is the predicted gender of your baby.

Girl

400

from a 1955 Disney animated classic, a curious female dog repeatedly asks her companions this line about a mysterious new family member, singing a contemplative song about her uncertainty.

What is a baby?

500

This unusual chromatic change to bathroom fixtures, caused by a rare hormonal condition, can signal increased estrogen levels and potential pregnancy in some women

Blue toilet seat

500

 In ancient Rome, pregnant women were often advised to avoid this type of food, as it was thought to cause birth defects or harm the fetus.

raw vegetables or certain fruits

500

This marsupial's joey is born extremely underdeveloped and immediately crawls into its mother's pouch, where it will consume a specialized digestive substance called 'pap' before transitioning to eucalyptus leaves.

Koala

500

This prenatal phenomenon, rooted in folklore, suggests that a mother's intense experiences or fears during pregnancy can manifest as physical characteristics on her newborn.

 "marking" a baby

500

This humorous line from the 2000 film adaptation of a Dr. Seuss classic is delivered by a Who parent, highlighting the quirky nature of a Who's birth.

Hey honey our baby is here! He looks like your boss

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