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Pregnancy wasn’t rare in medieval times — it was a constant part of life.

In the Middle Ages, women married young, had limited birth control, and were expected to bear many children. While infant mortality was tragically high, pregnancy itself was extremely common and shaped everyday medieval life.

From noblewomen to peasants, pregnancy defined a woman’s role in society. Midwives, herbal remedies, religious beliefs, and superstition all played a part in childbirth — often with dangerous consequences.

This video uncovers the real truth about pregnancy in medieval times, breaking popular myths and revealing how women survived one of the hardest eras in human history.

Watch till the end to discover how medieval motherhood shaped society as we know it today.

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