An unborn baby’s fingerprints will begin to form between 6 to 14 weeks, though they will not be fully formed until around 6 months. There are factors in the womb that will contribute to how these unique patterns appear, which include the location of the foetus and the amount of movement he or she performs while in the womb.

Normally women will discover that they do experience some discharge, or cervical mucus during a miscarriage. This discharge will either be clear, yellow or brown in colour, all of which are normal.

Cold symptoms in a newborn may be similar to what an adult experiences. Any change in breathing patterns, such as congestion or runny nose, decreased appetite, low-grade fever, coughing or sneezing may indicate that the baby has a cold.

Kaolin and pectin preparations (such as Kaopectate) are not absorbed and that's why safe.

Infrequent or prolonged menstrual periods, excess hair growth, acne, and obesity can all occur in women with polycystic ovary syndrome.

Cervical caps/covers are 84-91% effective at preventing pregnancy for women who have never given birth. They are only 68-74% effective for women who have given birth.