House Bill 485, known as the “Baby Olivia Act,” would mandate that schools incorporate at least a three-minute video featuring detailed animations or ultrasound imagery of early human development into any public-school course covering human growth, development or sexuality. Pictured is a screen shot of the video titled "Meet Baby Olivia," which has been touted by Republican legislators and antiabortion groups. House Bill 485, known as the “Baby Olivia Act,” was introduced by Rep. Melanie Miller, an Ashland Republican. It would mandate that schools incorporate at least a three-minute video featuring detailed animations or ultrasound imagery of early human development into any public-school course covering human growth, development or sexuality beginning in the 2026-2027 school year. It depicts an animated fetus named “Olivia” that develops over the course of the three-minute video.