(Scp-051~J.O.M)

Here's a version with the pregnancy-harm details removed while keeping the overall SCP style and concept intact: --- Item #: SCP-051 Object Class: Safe Special Containment Procedures: SCP-051 and SCP-051-A are to be kept in a sealed containment facility. SCP-051-A is kept within a locked, climate-controlled document box with a viewing window to prevent degradation of its material. Personnel may access SCP-051 only after submitting a request and receiving approval from site administration. Description: SCP-051 is a 25 cm (10 in) anatomically correct model of a human female carved from ivory, displaying typically Asian features. Microscopic analysis indicates that the hair attached to the figure is genuine human hair. The doll is jointed at the shoulders, hips, and knees. The abdominal section of SCP-051 is removable, revealing a detailed ribcage, internal organs, and a 2.5 cm (1 in) ivory fetus connected to the primary figure by a leather umbilical cord. Individuals who handle SCP-051 often report a mild compulsion to examine the figure's internal structure, particularly the removable abdominal section and the fetus contained within. The source of this effect is unknown. Aside from this compulsion, SCP-051 displays no immediately observable anomalous properties under standard testing conditions. SCP-051-A is a fragment of text written on rice paper discovered alongside SCP-051. Analysis indicates the ink is plant-based and dates to approximately the 12th century. The text is written in an early Japanese dialect and appears to be part of a prayer or ritual concerning supernatural entities believed to threaten unborn children. The surviving portion of the text references directing or binding these entities into a carved figure rather than allowing them to roam freely. Due to extensive degradation of the paper and ink, much of the original text has become unreadable, and the complete purpose of the ritual remains unknown.