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.
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.
A mom reminisces on the nerve-wracking--and heart-warming--time she spent in the NICU.
The ultimate to-do list before baby arrives.
What decision is more important: Where to have dinner or where to deliver your baby?
The new study has already caused U.K. health officials to recommend 150 minutes of weekly exercise for expectant moms.
A mama labored at home for 70 hours before meeting her new bundle.
A little creative thinking could help transport you to a less painful place during and after birth.
Why this twin mom considers her experience there a gift.
And what to do instead for labor support.
And how to avoid them in the most natural way possible.
Your body works in magical ways to help you meet your new bundle.
We've got helpful tips on how to prepare for your C-section recovery now to set you up for success after you bring your precious bundle home.
Eat the right foods to keep you going after delivery.