#givebirth

[butterflypikachu]

Out of the 5 duets I got one was finally a Vanoss cosplay xD . . . . #vanoss #vanossgaming #h2odelirious #cosplay #vanosscrew #vanosscosplay #h2odeliriouscosplay #deliriouscosplay #deliriousarmy #tiktok #tiktokvideo #givebirth https://www.instagram.com/p/BxXxX_aA2op/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=d1k10i6y91f5

[divinenaturearts-blog]

Your oracle card for the day is Tlaltecuhtli, The Spirit of the Earth. Portrayed in the birth-giving posture with her jaws wide open, she represents the duality of creation and death. She comes to you now to remind you that you are strong enough to push through this rite of passage. Help us push this Kickstarter into its final phase! We are 60% funded with 9 days left - together we can do this! Visit Kickstarter.com and search: The Jade Oracle #oraclecards #tarotcards #oraclecardoftheday #thejadeoracledeck #divinenaturearts #ramonasnowteoart #tlaltecuhtli #mesoamerica #aztec #sacredart #motherearth #earthspirit #givebirth

[deenpost]

South African woman gave birth to 10 babies in single delivery, sets new world record. - DeenPost

South African woman has given birth to 10 babies in single delivery who was already a mother of twins, may set new Guinness world record whi

[senkaimon]

Atau shuffles in holding a pack of colorful scrunchies. He's wearing his hair similarly to Tsubokura this evening. He starts signing to the other, [ it's cute. ] // For Rin Tsubokura ✨

          Rin was only slightly startled by the sudden appearance of the other Shinigami at his side,  pulling him from the research papers before him.  It takes another moment for him to notice the mirrored hairstyle as well,  cheeks tinging slightly when he does.  It was something he’d never thought much about,  bangs casually tossed into a scrunchie as to avoid his eyes while he worked.  The fact that Atau had desired to mimic him...  well he wasn’t entirely sure what he felt about it.  Appreciation?  Flustered?  Befuddlement?  All of the above he supposed.

          The feelings only become more intense as he captures the signs the Lieutenant gives.  Rin wasn’t entirely well versed in sigh language but he’d been learning and practicing ever since the two of them had first encountered one another.   It’s cute.   ...  Though maybe he needed more practice because certainly he was reading his hands incorrectly.  Rin clears his throat,  turning a little in his seat to face Atau properly,  the colorful scrunchies now being noted as well.

          “Ah,  sign again?”  Rin asks,  a sheepish grin on his face,  his own hands moving in an attempt to copy what he had said.  The movements aren’t perhaps as smooth as he’d like,  not nearly as graceful as the others certainly,  but hopefully it would get the message across.  At least he’d used this one enough times to know Atau would know what he was asking.

[kenpxchi]

[ A magic trick. ] Atau signs briefly before showing that there was nothing up his sleeves, nothing remotely suspicious here. A moments pause, then he seems to pull a rabbit out of Kenpachi's sleeve. 🐰

Kenpachi stares, dumbfounded, while Yachiru giggles and claps on his shoulder before reaching out. She wants to pet the bunny!

[jiaxusun]

I will post a short video on this Friday. It tells a story about my son’s birth. Hope you will like it and see you very soon. #givebirth #documentary #movietrailer #trailer @zander.ig #momandson #dadandson #vlog (at Shenzhen, Guangdong) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDLQG_2F0-7/?igshid=11eypz5c5bdcn

[felt3sixty]

#Taurus #givelife #givebirth #petals #trees #roses #senses #rootedinsacredground #holdpower #calmthestorm #forceoflife #sagaciouskia93 #sagacioustracey93 https://www.instagram.com/p/B_s2IVtDNg_/?igshid=4c6gt7xkkyr

[progressiveparty]

No medical debt when parents leave the hospital with their new baby

Maybe we are the radical one, but we don’t believe that in the United States of America parents should have “medical debt” when they leave the hospital with their new baby. The newest royal was born in a $8,900-a-night maternity wing, but the average American pays more. The British royal family’s newest member was born in an $8,900-a-night deluxe maternity wing, but it costs even more for Americans to deliver mere commoners.

Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, delivered her third child in a $8,900 private room. But the average American birth is more. Prince William and Kate Middleton, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, delivered their third child in a private room in St. Mary’s Hospital’s Lindo Wing. Perks include an “en suite” bathroom, a refrigerator, and a menu of “nutritious” meals (including a comprehensive wine list), according to a brochure about the wing. The wing even offers “exclusive circumcision services” for boy babies. Sounds posh, but the royal birth was actually cheaper than the average cost of delivering a baby in the U.S., which was $10,800 in 2015, according to figures compiled by The Economist and circulated by Statista. That figure doesn’t include care before and after the birth, which pushes the average cost up to roughly $30,000, The Economist reported. Here are the average 2015 prices for a vaginal birth, not including costs for care before and after giving birth:  The United States is in fact the most expensive country in the world to give birth, and the high price tag does little to improve health outcomes for mothers and children, The Guardian reported. Insurers pay for most of the costs, but the average out-of-pocket cost still works out to $3,000, according to The Economist. But labor and delivery is of course just the first of many financial hurdles American families face. If they had regular jobs, Kate Middleton and Prince William would be eligible for 37 weeks of paid parental leave (and up to 50 weeks unpaid) under British law, but American workers have no national paid family leave policy to help them stay afloat financially if they want to take time off work after the birth of a baby. And for many American families, the cost of child care eats up more money than their rent or mortgage payment. This Piece Originally Appeared in MarketWatch Read the full article