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-Made 51% of all children born female to better correspond to real life averages
-Slightly increased chances of birth without complications from where the mod was set. It was weighted so women were dying in childbirth at a higher rate than the historical average
-Increased chance of children being born sickly
-Increased range of children's health so that whether a child lives on until adulthood is more left to chance. This is a better representation of child mortality in medieval European society than just having them die in childbirth.