Self-Care: Health and Wellness Guide for Moms
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Health & Wellness

The ultimate destination for positive mental & physical conditioning for you and your entire family. Because self-care isn’t selfish.

This mom’s viral post reminds us there’s nothing wrong with ordering pizza for dinner

Because there's more to motherhood than cooking and cleaning.

Updated May. 18, 2018

It’s science: Sugars found in breast milk can help fight off infection

These sugars are known as human milk oligosaccharides—or HMOs.

Updated May. 15, 2018
mom and son snuggling on the couch

The way we talk to our children becomes part of their conscience for years to come

I want him to practice courage over comfort and not make choices so that his friends think he is cool.

Updated Oct. 01, 2022

From Kate to Khloe: Expecting celebs to ‘bounce back’ after birth hurts us all

Postpartum recovery is about so much more than what size jeans you wear.

Updated May. 10, 2018
vbac or c-section: mom decides to have a c-section

VBAC or C-section? What the science says

But there are a lot of factors at play.

Updated Oct. 04, 2022

Heart failure is an issue for new moms, and doctors need to start listening

New moms may not be recognized as being at risk, but we are.

Updated May. 04, 2018

This free support group for new moms is a gift to parents everywhere

It's a great way to take that first step to getting help.

Updated May. 01, 2018
child reading a book- reading the same books to your child

It’s science: Reading the same books to your child over and over makes them smarter

The next time your preschooler hands you Llama, Llama for the millionth time, don't despair.

Updated Aug. 07, 2024

Mindy Kaling let go of her mom guilt—and you can, too

She's not letting it hold her hostage and neither should you.

Updated Jan. 15, 2022
mom playing with baby on a beach

5 things I wish I didn’t waste time worrying about as a new mom

2. Worrying about making sure everything was 'perfect'

Updated Feb. 10, 2022

‘Parent mode’ may be hard-wired in our brains, say Harvard researchers

Different brain areas are in charge of particular aspects of parenting.

Updated Apr. 17, 2018
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