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What is the difference between a miscarriage r’l and a stillborn r’l?
Check a dictionary.
I think a miscarriage is early on in the pregnancy when the baby is still a fetus and a stillborn is when the baby is at term and is not alive at birth. 🙁
usually miscarriage occurs within the first three to four months and a stillborn occurs later on and through the birth process.
A miscarriage is when the body aborts the baby naturally on its own. A stillborn is when a mother goes through full labor and delivery and the baby unfortunately is not alive after the birth process.
I second aries
So does the dictionary
Baruch shekivanti 🙂
A stillborn is the still birth of a baby 20 weeks gestation and beyond. A miscarriage is the delivery of a baby before 20 weeks gestation…
I thought stillborn was like how aries2756 described it above. Death during childbirth.
A stillborn is much much harder for the parents than a miscarriage.
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