1 Portuguese: habitational name from Porto (Oporto). 2  Spanish: habitational name from any of the numerous places, especially in Galicia, named Porto, usually in the sense âmountain passâ. 3  Italian: habitational name from any of numerous minor places named or named with Porto, from porto âportâ, âharborâ. Spanish: habitational name from any of the numerous places, especially in Galicia, named Porto, usually in the sense âmountain passâ. 2  Italian: habitational name from any of numerous minor places named or named with Porto, from porto âportâ, âharborâ.
Newborn babies use an average of 75 diapers per week and up to 320 diapers per month. At about $.25 per diaper, that adds up over the year. Tack on two boxes of wipes per month ($3 each), and baby soap, lotion, powder, oil, and diaper rash ointment (about $14 month) and you have an additional $240 per year.
Peabody, Massachusetts. If you really want to take care of babies, you might want to be a pediatrician, or maybe a nurse. As an obstetrician/gynecologist you're going to focus a lot more on pregnancies (before the baby is born). To answer your question, an ob/gyn usually makes something over $200,000 per year. Here are the statistics: http://www.medscape.com/features/slideshow/compensation/2012/womenshealth It's not much of a surprise how much money they make; after all, they are in very competitive schools for a long time and they graduate with a lot of loans.