Prenatal Development and Birth

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Prenatal Development and Birth Part I Chapter Four Prenatal Development and Birth Prenatal Growth Birth Problems and Solutions The New Family

Prenatal Growth Germinal: The First 14 days Embryo: From the Third Through the Eighth Week

Prenatal Growth Fetus: From the Ninth Week Until Birth The Third Month The Middle Three Months The Final Three Months

Birth The Newborn’s First Minutes Medical Assistance Surgery Newborn Survival Alternatives to Hospital Technology THINKING CRITICALLY: Home Births Learning from Tradition

Problems and Solutions Harmful Substances Risk Analysis Applying the Research

Problems and Solutions Prenatal Care A CASE TO STUDY: "What Did That Say About Me?" A CASE TO STUDY: "What Do People Live to Do?"

Problems and Solutions Low Birthweight Causes of Low Birthweight Consequences of Low Birthweight International Low Birthweight Complications During Birth

The New Family The Newborn The Father’s Role Bonding Father Presence Couvade Postpartum Depression Bonding

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