Siobhan O'Connor
Author of No More Dirty Looks.
The internet security firm AVG found that 5 percent of unborn babies have social media profiles (like Facebook or Twitter) and seven percent have an email address.
Five Percent of Unborn Babies Have a Social Media Profile
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