10 celebrity Father’s Day pictures that melt our hearts

If you’ve ever felt like postpartum hit you like a tornado, Olivia Munn wants you to know you’re not alone.

In a world where AI often gets a bad rap, one teacher in China just showed us the most heartwarming way it can be used—to inspire children to dream bigger.

The Grammy-winning artist is rewriting her own narrative about body acceptance while raising her sons —and she’s doing it on her own terms.

"The second he came out my belly, the first thing they said is 'Oh my God, his hair!'" Perry recounts in her viral TikTok

“The last you knew, I was starting to date, but luckily soon after, I met the woman of my dreams and had two children.”

The question was casual—“Why does my jaw feel tight?”—but what happened next was anything but.

She lays bare a reality many U.S. moms live daily: the crushing lack of support for women and children, especially in the early years of parenting.

“My class is ALWAYS trying to watch her move, so when she was super active during math, we had to stop and watch,” says the video.

Simple ways to take something off her plate—today and every day.

Fisher-Price has issued a recall of approximately 253,000 Brunch & Go stroller toys after discovering they could pose a choking risk to little ones.

In her “Postpartum Special” episode of Not Gonna Lie, Kylie dives into the raw, unfiltered experience of welcoming baby number four.

For moms especially, it’s not just an aesthetic vibe. It’s science-backed. It’s seasonal. And it might be the exact reset our nervous systems have been begging for.

After a decade of waiting, Grace and her husband Angus welcomed their miracle baby, Amy Isabel — the first child in the UK born following a womb transplant.

A pediatrician—and grandma—holds up a tiny device that costs just around $20—and parents everywhere are calling it a game-changer

That pressure to perform isn’t just something celebrities face. It’s something many mothers feel.

Rachel points out that most anti-bullying lessons focus on helping kids identify and protect themselves from an anonymous “evil bully.”