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If Our Bodies Could Talk

Things Not to Say to a Pregnant Woman

Oct 30, 2014 | 58 videos
Video by The Atlantic

You don't have to tell her how big she is. You don't need to touch her belly. James Hamblin discusses the etiquette of asking questions about pregnancy with senior editor Becca Rosen.

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Authors: Katherine Wells, James Hamblin

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