but interesting none the less
a survey on the Best Cities to Have A Baby
|from Fit Pregnancy magazine.
not sure I agree with all this
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How do you think its rated? I couldn't get the link to work, but like Seattle and Portland where there are Midwifery schools I would think would be better than other cities, but are they looking at "medical birth" or rates of natural births? I'm curious.
Goodness, and Birmingham, Alabama is conspicuously absent. Who'd a thunk it??