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Things Not to Say to a Pregnant Woman

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You don't have to tell a pregnant woman how big she is. You don't need to touch her belly. James Hamblin discusses the social etiquette of talking about pregnancy with senior editor (and soon-to-be mother) Becca Rosen.

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