#prenatal development

[pro-birth]

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[a-caramel-addict]

My thoughts and headcanons on elven prenatal development

I think we all know how conception works. What happens after that according to Tolkien is a year long pregnancy and then postnatal development happens (if you want to know more about it you can check it out). However this wonderful afternoon my brain decided to dwell on prenatal development.

I had several questions and I have thought of acceptable answer for most of them. If one wish to debate with me on these questions they are welcomed to do so. If you have more questions I can think on, ask them. Now straight to the questions! (They are listed in the order I came to them)

Why was so important for Feanor that he didn’t share a mother with his half-siblings?

What’s the contribution of the father to the prenatal development? (This question applies to the not bearing the child parent but it’s quite long thing to write so many times, ergo father)

How is shaped child’s fëa?

How is shaped child’s hröa?

While Feanor seemed not fond of his half-siblings until Melkor came and certainly disliked Indis (or the idea of his father remariage?), Feanor did believe immediately that Fingolfin was planning to usurp him. But the focus of my thoughts is ‘half-siblings’. Why it is so important? Like, yeah I probably won’t warm quickly to a step-parent and half-siblings (who are so much younger than me, like Arafinwe is around Maedhros’ age), but for some reason my brain doesn’t think it’s only this. So this the place I thought ‘what if…’ and my homework was forgotten.

What if the mother/child-bearer and the father didn’t have equal contributions in the prenatal development?

Obviously the mother takes more ‘active role’. Children grow in their mothers’ bodies. What does the father do? Usually help the mother during the pregnancy however elves have (in my mind) placed greater importance on the child’s soul aka the fëa than the Men. So how does the father contribute in this? Does he just give genetic information? Or does he do more?

Personally I think that the shaping of the hröa can be done by both parents. In the beginning, when elves started giving birth no one knew much about it and looking at Feanor and his Fingolfin’s physical appearance, both resembling their shared father in hair color, I can say that the genetic info passed down very well. Feanor’s birth is a bit strange. Why did his mother die? There were Valar around. Yes, post birth illnesses exists, complicated births exists but is said that Feanor took much of the strength of her fëa when he was born. This leads me to the opinion that while elven child’s hröa is developed by their mother’s body, the child’s fëa must also be sustained by another during the prenatal development. And both parents have to sustain the fëa. Finwe was busy with setting down his people during Miriel’s pregnancy. He is not a bad guy, he just didn’t know that he had to help more because there was not much knowledge about pregnancy and he was also a king.

Now on shaping of the hröa. Why do some children look more like one parent or another? (Well, dna I guess but since I am thinking on non-human prenatal development why not? Why should I be ‘normal’? About it?) Elven children are said to have greater grasp on their bodies and Nerdanel called her son ‘well-shaped’ and she is a sculptress so here we go—

Eleven hröa is shaped. If it’s left just like that you get what the mother is imagining (if Eru thinks the genitals are ok ig?) but the hröa could be shaped. (All Nerdanel and Feanor’s sons are alike their parents but have lots of differences as well). So Nerdanel actually told Feanor that she is in fact shaping their children to look like them but also themselves and called her firstborn her greatest creation.

This is why the half in half-brother/sister is so important. After so many researches they find out that Feanor and his half-siblings are more like third cousins than siblings

[shaynly-babieblue]

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[drneelima]

Stages of Prenatal Development

The process that occurs during the 40 weeks prior to the child birth is called prenatal development. It is divided in 3 trimesters and does not correspond with the stages. The first trimester ends when the embryo comes to an end, the second trimester ends on the 20th week and the third trimester ends when the child is born.

Prenatal development is the development of the child inside the mother’s womb. The child does not just come out of the mother’s womb, it goes through stages of change and development. This stage of development is referred to as prenatal development. There are three major stages in the prenatal development:

Germinal stage

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[pro-birth]

also this ignores the science that goes on between the interactions of mom and baby’s physiology. Double biology fail, anon.

Why must the mother be forced to care for what is essentially an unwanted parasite? A mindless clump of cells with no dreams or ambitions or any feelings at all. The only thing it knows how to do is feed off its host. What other example is there where a host is required to feed its parasite?

A parasite and a host are definitely different species. A pregnancy is not a parasitical relationship. Moreover, all human life begins at conception and there’s no such thing as a living human non person. Parents are typically required to feed their babies until they’re old enough to feed themselves sufficiently. This isn’t new information. Babies aren’t made by magic. The develop from two human parents. This has been common knowledge for thousands of years. Get with the program.

[merriclo]

I GOT AN A ON MY PSYCH TEST 🔥🔥🔥

[iamf0rtis]

alright this one might get me in some online fights here on tumblr but i feel like *someones* gotta bring it up

aborting a fetus with a genetic or mental disorder because you cannot take care of them is not eugenics.

bringing a fetus into the world when you can not care for their disorders is cruel.

if you can not care for a kid, you shouldn't have it. yes, that includes kids with autism, kids with down syndrome, kids with cystic fibrosis, etc. its not eugenics, its wanting the best for yourself and any kid you bring into the world.

its not bad to abort a fetus you can not care for. its bad when you know you cant take care of that child but have it anyway.

genetic testing doesnt necessarily promote eugenics, it allows parents to make educated choices about their family and the children they are bringing into the world. frankly, i think it makes the lives of disabled people better.

if you could make sure your child doesnt suffer from a chronic disability, wouldnt you do it? i dont think thats a bad thing.

[sillymickel]

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[pro-birth]

If anyone wants to learn more about prenatal development, babycenter.com is a safe place to start.

Ah yes abortion rips them limb from limb and induces heart attacks. Never mind that abortion generally is performed when there are no hearts or limbs to speak of. Prolifers really think the fetus is fully formed from conception and just sits in the womb for nine months for funsies huh?

According to the CDC the majority of abortions are performed at or under 13 weeks. The heart is beating at 6 weeks and limbs begin to form around 5-8 weeks so both are there and developing at the time most abortions are performed.

First trimester abortions are usually performed with the suction method where the abortionist sucks the baby out of the womb with an incredibly powerful vacuum and then has to go back into the woman's uterus with a curette to scrape the remaining bits of the baby out.

At 13 weeks, which according to the CDC many abortions are performed at, a common method is D&E. The abortionist goes in with a clamp to literally tear the limbs off of the baby's body as well as pull their organs out and find and crush the baby's head.

Sorry no one ever taught you about fetal development and how abortions are performed and that you subsequently never bothered to learn about it yourself. That seems to be a very common problem among pro-aborts.

[cheapcheapfaker]

On one hand i would like to have a large baby. my family and gilgamesh’s come from a long line of beefy, nine pound plus chunkers. I was 9 and something lbs with a full head of hair and almost a week late. I want that baby fully cooked and maybe a little overdone. tons of studies not just anecdotal show that they just seem sort of… nicer and easier to deal with, like the biggest of the litter. they sleep more. they dont struggle in general as much and they gain weight easily and they also move a little slower. not saying they dont hit milestones but a fat ass baby will stay in its potted plant lump stage a little while longer before jumping into the running around sticking fingers in outlets stage.

on the other hand, i am so so concerned for the sanctity of my gooch. a nine pound baby will tear my grundle asunder. my taint to shreds.

[ifuckingloveryoshu]

Fuck you. You can't stop me. I'm livebloging this fuck ass parenting experince. I selected adoption because I had no idea it would let me chose a partner but we had a randomly generated surrogate. I wasn't told how far in this assignment I'm supposed to go but whatever. This is about science and about birthing. Also a big post.

And facts about finding out their sex.

We're having a boy!

I can't change my stupid fucking avatar thing they made me do and its driving me up the walls. You'll see me on the news.

Who thought this was a good image.

hairless cat looking

NO DONT TELL ME

Its baby Yuzu now. Yuzu the baby. Lemon. Baby.

This is as far as I'm going for now. I think this is all I need to do. We have a fucking baby. Mentally, I am feeling super agressive against everything and everyone. But there it is, a child. Wa. I'm getting my butt out of here so I can play minecraft.

[babyboybokuto]

GUYS I JUST FINISHED MY FIRST DAY OF MY DOCTORAL PROGRAM it was actually really good and I really enjoyed it because finally I get to focus specifically on the psychology courses instead of like math and science

[pro-birth]

When a Guardian article spreads misinformation on what embryos look like, then yes: stuff like this exhibit are important and share a message many pro-aborts deny. Stay mad.

At a children's museum for a field trip today and I saw this

Teaching children that life begins in the womb, what a wonderful message and lesson

[shubhragoyal]

Managing diabetes during pregnancy with insulin is crucial to ensure the health of both the mother and the baby. Proper insulin therapy can help control blood sugar levels and reduce the risk of complications, such as premature birth and birth defects.

Read More: https://www.drshubhragoyal.com/welcome/blogs/diabetes-management-during-pregnancy-with-insulin

[cuminhoid]

guy who is dysphoric and on his period goes insane because people say force users say "little lights" when looking at pregnancy/tubies and don't realize that they're being... inconsistent, to say the least, in terms of claims about abortion rights and what they're writing like no!! the fetus does not shine in the force!! it's a fetus!!