Need little info

[Silent]

Hello everybody.
could anyone help with a list and description of a gods/godesses/dietes or just anything that has anything to do with fertility and protection in pregnancy.note that I am not trying for pregnancy just need the info:)Does not matter wich panteon:)

[Pure Ahimsa]

I know an Assyrian Goddess called Ninlil. She is a river-fertility Goddess. I don't have much information on her, but you could look her up.

[Ron]

Bride (Brighid/Ffraid) & Aphrodite are strongly associated with fertility.

Bride is honoured on Gwyl Ffraid (Imbloc), which is often considered a time of fertility.

Aprodite: "Ses pouvoirs sont immenses : déesse aimable, elle protège les mariages, favorise l'entente amoureuse des époux, féconde les foyers, préside aux naissances." -- http://www.ai.univ-paris8.fr/corpus/lurcat/dara/aphrodit.htm. Translation: "Her powers are immense: loveable goddess, she protects marriages, blesses the union of married couples, blesses homes, and presides at births."

I'm too lazy to find mythical references, but there -- you have an idea.

[MoonKnight]

Taweret the Egyptian goddess of childbirth.

[Vesta]

Hey there actually I know of a few, Greek goddess Astarte is a goddess of fertility along with the Roman goddess Flora who is associated with spring and birth. Brigid, a Celtic goddess is called upon for the protection of children. Well I hope this helps ya out. :) Have a great evening and blessed be.

[Silent]

thanks everyone this has been great.:)

[teishabee]

Heqat/hekat - childbirth Egyptian goddess
Hecate/Hekate - Pre Greek goddess of childbirth

[Silent]

in case any one else needs info.I found this site contains thousands of goddesses http://www.geocities.com/vampyress1138/Goddesses.htm

[Verthandi]

Ishtar and Inanna from Babylon and Sumeria respectively, Freyja from the Norse and Lakshmi from Hinduism.

ETA: Oh, and Asherah from Canaan.