Imagine a world in which, within the first few months of pregnancy, you’re able to know how your unborn child will look and behave — if they will have brown eyes, dimples, a sweet disposition, or a rebellious streak. In Jacqueline Goldfinger’s dark comedy, Babel, expectant parents can have all of these answers as early as the first trimester thanks to a new genetic test. … Continue reading Expecting: A Miracle