This article explores why female bodies are constantly judged and how societal norms shape perceptions of what is considered “normal”. Using a current media debate as an example, it highlights the gap between medical perspectives and public opinion, and encourages a more individual, body-aware approach.

Rihanna is pregnant again – and the internet is speculating. Will it be a girl this time? Or a third boy? TikTok comments are flooding in: “Her belly looks rounder, it must be a girl.” Or: “She's glowing so much – that's typical for a boy.” These theories are not new – and they persist. Many pregnant women are confronted with similar statements. But what is the truth? Can you really determine the sex of the baby early on – based solely on the mother's appearance? Girl or boy?

What Gisele Bündchen Should Consider As reported by U.S. media, Gisele Bündchen is expecting another child at the age of 44. A gynecologist assesses the high-risk pregnancy, and a couples expert offers tips for the patchwork family. At 44 years old, model Gisele Bündchen is pregnant again. It is her third child but her first with her new partner, Joaquim Valente. Due to her age, Gisele's pregnancy is considered high-risk. Nevertheless, such pregnancies have become increasingl

After pregnancy, everything changes: not only is there a baby, but many women also find that they suddenly have a bad odor. We asked an expert what’s behind this. You’ve given birth to a baby, you’re super happy or mostly very exhausted—and you suddenly notice that you smell different? And not necessarily very pleasant, but maybe you even think you stink? Many women report such experiences, and on TikTok, there are numerous videos where women talk about suddenly having an unp

When it comes to the first visit to the hairdresser during pregnancy, a question often arises: Can I still dye my hair or will this endanger my unborn child? Nothing works for you without freshly bleached roots, a shiny brown or stylish balayage. Then you get pregnant - and now what? The next time you go to the hairdresser's, the question of what to do will arise. Can you still dye, bleach or tint your hair, should you avoid hair dye or are some things possible but not everyt