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-{{Biotech}}
+[[Reproduction]]
-(For animal pregnancy)
-ALTNAMES: Reproduction, Human reproduction, Pregnancy, Baby
-'''Reproduction''', most often from '''Pregnancy''', is the means for [[human]]s to create [[children]], alongside all other living beings.
-==Pregnancy Methods==
-Female pawns can be generated pregnant. Other than that:
-===Natural===
-Pawns have a chance to get pregnant when they initiate Lovin'. [[#Fertility|Fertility]] is the primary stat for increasing prenancy chances. You can further increase pregnancy odds by opening a pawn's social tab and choosing to try for pregnancy (x4 chance) or try avoid pregnancy (x0.25 chance).
-The actual chance that a pair of pawns will do Lovin' each night varies, but it requires them to share the same bed and sleep at the same time. Their chance of Lovin' varies by age, as seen in [[Social#Lovin.27|this chart]]. The [[Genes#Low_libido|low libido]] and [[Genes#High_libido|high libido]] genes will also alter this. There have been reports that colonist mood and opinions of each other also influence the chance of doing Lovin'.
-===Surrogacy===
-With the [[Research#Fertillity Procedures|Fertillity Procedures]] research, you can create and fertilize [[embryo]]s. They can then be implanted into a pawn for a chance to become pregnant. The chance of success depends on the surrogate's own Fertility.
-Embryos can be created from 2 pawns with >0 Fertility. Even if they did not supply the ovum, the surrogate will be considered the birth mother. Otherwise, it will act as a regular pregnancy.{{Check Tag|Check|Quick test in devmode}}
-===Growth vats===
-{{See also|Growth vat}}
-[[Growth vat]]s are a complete alternative to pregnancy. They require the [[Research#Growth vats|Growth vat]]s research to make, as well as the [[Research#Fertility procedures|Fertility procedures]] and 2 pawns with > 0% Fertility to actually create embryos.
-They allow an embryo to be born in 9 days, half the time of a natural pregnancy. Active vats must be given a constant supply of 200 W of [[power]] and 6 [[nutrition]] per day - or around 6.5 [[simple meal]]s - to ensure survival of the fetus.
-As it avoids natural birth, the mother won't be weighed down, and there is no risk of death. However, it also deprives pawns of the natural joys, or [[mood]]lets, of birth.
-==Fertility==
-A pawn's chance of getting impregnated can be seen by checking their Fertility stat. This stat is affected by a variety of factors, such as age and genes. For baseline humans without fertility-modifying genes, both men and women start becoming fertile after age 14; women's fertility increases until it reaches 100% through ages 20-28, then drops steadily from 100% to 0% at age 50, while men's fertility increases until it reaches 100% through ages 18-50, then starts dropping before reaching 0% at age 90.
-{| class="wikitable"
-|-
-! Female Fertility
-|-
-| {{GraphChart
-|width=400
-|height=100
-|type=line
-|x=0, 14, 20, 28, 35, 40, 45, 50, 120
-|y=0, 0, 100, 100, 50, 10, 2, 0, 0
-|xAxisTitle = Pawn age (years)
-|yAxisTitle = Fertility (%)
-}}
-|}
-{| class="wikitable"
-|-
-! Male Fertility
-|-
-| {{GraphChart
-|width=400
-|height=100
-|type=line
-|x=0, 14, 18, 50, 90, 120
-|y=0, 0, 100, 100, 0, 0
-|xAxisTitle = Pawn age (years)
-|yAxisTitle = Fertility (%)
-}}
-|}
-==Pregnancy process==
-Pregnancy lasts for 18 days, broken into three 6 day trimesters. The pregnant pawn will gain penalties to movement, manipulation, and hunger rate, increasing each trimester as seen in the chart below.
-{| class="wikitable"
-|-
-! Stage !! Effects
-|-
-| First trimester ||
-* Hunger rate offset: {{++|10%}}
-|-
-| Second trimester ||
-* [[Moving]]: {{--|10%}}
-* [[Manipulation]]: {{--|5%}}
-* Hunger rate offset: {{++|30%}}
-|-
-| Third trimester ||
-* [[Moving]]: {{--|50%}}
-* [[Manipulation]]: {{--|10%}}
-* Hunger rate offset: {{++|50%}}
-|}
-Throughout their pregnancy, they will also occasionally gain mood buffs or debuffs due to hormonal induced mood swings. They may also receive the "morning sickness" condition, causing the pawn to throw up approximately every 2 hours (vomitMtbDays = 0.075) for as long as the condition persists, which lasts 4 to 8 ingame hours.
-'''Morning sickness:'''
-* [[Consciousness]]: {{--|20%}}
-* [[Moving]]: {{--|10%}}
-* [[Manipulation]]: {{--|10%}}
-===Birth===
-The player will recieve 1 notification when the mother hits the third trimester. Labor will happen roughly 6 days after,
-Once labor begins, the birthing procedure can be initiated by clicking on the mother, and selecting the "Begin birth" option. This allows the player to select participants and a Doctor, much like [[Ideology]]'s rituals. Presence of loved ones and a skilled doctor increase chance of a healthy birth. They will gather at a [[bed]] or equivalent.
-The progress of labor can be tracked in the mother's health tab. Each successive stage of labor results in an increasing amount of pain, quickly incapacitating the pawn. Once birth is complete, the baby will appear on an adjacent tile, and the mother will be incapacitated by exhaustion for up to a full day. At this point, a pawn with the Childcare work enabled can be instructed to either move the baby to a safe space, or to deliver it to the mother for breastfeeding.
-===Outcomes===
-The baby can be born healthy, sickly, or die during birth. There is also a chance that the mother can die during childbirth. This is impacted by the quality of the room, the cleanliness, the quality of the bed, the quality of the doctor and if loved ones are around. The baby's first and last names can be changed within 1 game-day of birth, though nickname can always be changed.
-If the baby is born sick, they are affected by a form of [[infant illness]], which can start at a variable intensity. If left untreated before 10 days is up, the baby dies, but if it lives through 10 days after birth, the illness will no longer affect the baby.
-Pawns that successfully give birth (regardless if healthy or sick) then lactate and can feed their child milk. After 10 days of not breastfeeding a child, they cease to lactate.
-==Prevention==
-The simplest way in the game to prevent pregnancy is to not give pawns a [[double bed]] to themselves. However, couples do not like this, and it deprives them of the [[mood]] bonuses of Lovin' in the first place. You can set pairs to avoid pregnancy in the Social tab, which reduces the rate by -75%. You could also seperate their sleeping schedules, which avoids the penalty for sleeping alone, but isn't foolproof.
-If a pawn is lactating (from having given birth before), then it is impossible for them to have a child under any circumstances.
-The [[Research#Fertillity Procedures|Fertillity Procedures]] research gives access to multiple ways to stop pregnancy.
-=== IUD & Vasectomy ===
-You can stop a female from being pregnant with the "Implant IUD" operation, and stop a male from reproducing with the "Perform vasectomy" option. Both options cost 1 medicine and last indefinitely. They can be reversed for 1 medicine. Note that a botched operation (either way) can cause permanent sterility.
-IUDs also stop pregnancies in the first trimester.
-=== Tubal Ligation ===
-This permanently stops a female from being able to reproduce. "Perform tubal ligation" is a medical operation requiring 1 medicine.
-==Babies==
-{{stub|section=1}}
-The end result of pregnancy is a human '''baby'''.
-*Can't move, do work, or wear clothes. They sleep in a [[crib]].
-*Can only eat from a lactating mother, [[milk]], [[insect jelly]], or [[baby food]].
-*Play need instead of recreation.
-*Surrounding colonists gain [[mood]] when near a giggling baby, as well as happy babies in general.
-*Babies cry for -8 mood around them.
-*[[Growth vat]]s seemingly have no ill effects on a baby or its development, at least until it exits the baby stage.{{Check Tag|Not throughly tested|No visible effect?}} However, parents gain a -4 [[mood]]let.

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