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It’s go time, mama! Whether you’re counting down the days or trying to plan ahead, learn more about giving birth with advice and essays from real mamas.
What does it mean for kids born in the year of the dog?
Pelvic floor therapist Lindsey Vestal tells us how to get our pelvic floor back in shape.
Some women decide not to have the umbilical cord cut at all, a practice called lotus birth.
There are positives AND negatives to having a C-section.
Because mom isn't the only one who needs to get ready for birth.
The 50-year-old junior senator from Illinois is used to blazing trails.
Maggie Doyne opens up to Motherly about her amazing life—and the exciting next chapter.
The U.S. has the worst maternal mortality rate of all developed countries. And it’s worst of all for black women.
As they placed this 5lb 4oz baby in my arms, I looked at her and I knew. “Hi Ella,” I said, “I’m your Mommy.”
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Prices aren’t just high—they also vary wildly.
It’s meant to create an environment and energy that is as calm and pleasant as possible.
How formula helped lay the foundation for one mama’s nursing success.
The new concept is a win-win for moms and babies, as both experience less stress when they can stay together.
Myth #4: You can’t breastfeed after a C-section. While it may be a little more challenging at first, you absolutely can!
8. Stay positive and have confidence in your child.
My body didn't fail me.
I know you have a million questions and that’s ok.
These six items will get you through those last few weeks of pregnancy.
4 tips for the hungry birther.
