When last I read the gospels Jesus made no mention whatsoever about women’s fertility and foetal development and that includes abortion, miscarriage..mind you, he did cure a women with severe menorrhagia, which may have been an opportunity for him to bring it up if it was something he felt he needed to teach people on.
What I do know was that Jesus was a Jew, he considered himself to be Hebrew as were his parents
and the Hebrew text are lacking much information on this issue either. What there is clearly designates a feotus life to be worth less than that of a women, and that a feotus is not a life till it is born
christian doctrine is a consequence of much editing by men for political purposes (small p), and that included, amoungst other things, a specific mission to remove women from positions of power and authority in the early Christian church. Read up about Constantine, etc. not dissimilar tactics to how women are still being subjugated in countries like Iran, Afghanistan etc- invent a new branch with its own doctrine and call everyone else a heretic. Similar reasoning why catholic teaching decided priests had to be seen as celibate (and we all know they’ve never been)- it was to stop married priests wealth passing to his widow and children after the priest death and instead bring all the priests, or even wealthy nuns, money into the church and keep it there
I do consider myself to be a Christian, but I guess I have some heretical views on some parts of the bible and almost all of doctrine taught by the more rights wing/ high church/ catholic and evangelical churches. What these churches impose on women and families has NO foundation or evidence of being what Christ would have preached.
The Christ I believe in, was pretty unusually compassionate for his time and broad minded towards women given evidence from the gospels . I’d like to think he said nothing about it because he had the sense to know that live adult humans and live children must come before a feotus that can’t survive outside the womb, and he had experience of seeing the damage it would do to women, children and families to go down the route of defining it as a sin….remember his own mother became pregnant with him out of wedlock. Come to that he was pretty scathing about the sheer pointlessness of trying to follow any laws /rules ( eg 10 commandments) as a path to reconciliation with god, other than “love one another as I have loved you”