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Wait, what do human embryos eat??

January 19, 2023 Abby Jorgensen1 Comment

Have you ever wondered? I have. And I can't WAIT to tell you!

Posted in parenting, pregnancyTagged baby food, blastocyst, breastfeeding, chestfeeding, childbirth educator, donated milk, donating milk, embryo, encouragement, Fascinating Ordinary, feeding, fetal development, fetus, food, formula, human development, human milk, infant, lactation, motherhood, newborn, nursing, placenta, podcast, popular sociology, pregnancy, public sociology, pump, pumping, reproductive health, research, science, solids, sperm, umbilical cord, womb milk, zygote

Terms Explained: what is Wharton’s jelly?

May 2, 2021April 24, 2021 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

Well, it isn't meant to be paired with peanut butter. Learn more about the umbilical cord in this article!

Posted in pregnancyTagged covid, COVID-19, embryo, fetus, pregnancy, research, science, stem cells, terms explained, umbilical cord, Wharton's jelly

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