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Hi, can anyone give me some info about Korean culture,? If there differences between the north and south. Such things like child bearing, pregnancy and health care. Message me. Thanks.

Can you elaborate more on what exactly you want to know? Maybe it's phrasing, but this seems like a bizarre question.  
 
Of course North and South are significantly different cultures - but the focus on child bearing and pregnancies make is sound like something decidedly different is going on here.

There is lots of differences between North Korea and South. I know a number of people from South Korea and they were awesome people. Very kind and respectful. Some differences:  
 
South Korea has a higher population, higher life expectancy. (NK life expectancy is something like 69). North K has a high infant mortality rate, high homicide rates and one of the worst rankings of freedom in press/allowing internet usage. SK is much larger and "westernized" and really very little is known about NK as it is a very closed country. The wonderful people I knew from SK stated that if you were involved in any form of Christianity it had to be done in "underground churches".  
 
But, again, that being said, we do not know too much about the North, and the south is much safer in regards to us foreigners. All statistics and information about NK is really just an estimate/educated guess, so I suppose take it with a grain of salt.  
 
I'm not sure the purpose of the question posed, otherwise i could have maybe given better information, but I hoped it helped some.

Watch the amazing K-drama Crash Landing on You on Netflix!!! It is in Korean with English subtitles and tells a love story of a SK woman who accidentally gets trapped in NK and is protected by a military captain. It’s hilarious, grips the heartstrings and is a beautiful story. It shows the stark difference between North and South Korea

Thanks for some facts, it’s just for a school project and I was hoping to get some info besides just the basic websites

Why don't you try asking some Korean's?  
 
A site like: https://www.reddit.com/r/korea/  
 
Is full of people who are either Korean themselves, or immersed in/knowledgeable about day to day life there. Of course this is mainly going to be South Korea as the North is pretty disconnected. English speakers are pretty common, so you shouldn't have much trouble getting info.  
 
Just don't expect everything to be all Gangnam Style lol.