A pregnancy fever ignites women, whose glorious and bare bellies are seen on the covers of magazines. How do they approach motherhood, breastfeeding, menopause, homoparenting, the place of the father and that of the man, the demand to do without their body to procreate? How will they thwart the traps linked to the empire of the biological? The new data on motherhood debated by doctors, psychoanalysts, writers, filmmakers, lawyers, historians, sociologists. What are women's dreams today? What backlash does the current valorization of the image of motherhood imply? Defeat or victory of feminism? Contributions by É. Abécassis, M. Aisenstein, É. Bloch-Dano, D. Borrillo and T. Pitois-Étienne, D. Brun, M. Darieussecq, G. Delaisi de Parseval, C. Éliacheff, M. Flis-Trèves, R. Frydman, M. Iacub, Y. Knibiehler, H. Laznik, J. Mossuz-Lavau, H. Parat, É. Pisier, M. Rufo, M. Segalen. Professor René Frydman, obstetrician-gynecologist, is head of the maternity department at Béclère Hospital in Clamart. Doctor Muriel Flis-Trèves is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who works in the maternity department of Béclère Hospital.