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2025 State of Motherhood Survey

Motherhood can be so many things. And we want to hear what it’s like for you in 2025.

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Kieran Culkin’s wife Jazz Charton is 9 months pregnant—fulfilling their Oscars “baby pact”

The couple, who already share daughter Kinsey, 6, and son Wilder, 4, are adding another little one to the family.

Updated Sep. 30, 2025
Morning sickness research

The surprising reason morning sickness may be good for you and your baby

Researchers say it may be a sign of a healthy, finely tuned immune system working behind the scenes.

Updated Sep. 29, 2025
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Shaun Alexander reveals baby no. 14 is on the way—inside life with his 13 kids

From NFL stardom to fathering a bustling household, Shaun Alexander’s journey shows what family connection looks like at scale.

Updated Sep. 26, 2025
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Luke Combs’ sons had the sweetest role in announcing baby no. 3

Luke Combs shares a heartwarming family moment as he and Nicole announce baby no. 3 with their sons in tow

Updated Sep. 26, 2025
Pet reveal

First-pet reveal melts hearts—and what parents can prep before bringing home a kitten

A child meeting her first pet and instantly understanding the weight of that new life.

Updated Oct. 03, 2025
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Why ‘dolphin parenting’—rooted in Harvard’s longest study—could be the secret to confident, creative kids

They have clear expectations — bedtime, chores, kindness to siblings — but they also leave room for play, choice and mistakes.

Updated Oct. 03, 2025
Diwali

10 magical ways to celebrate Diwali with your family—and make memories that shine

Diwali is the perfect chance to slow down and make memories that glow just as brightly as the candles on your windowsill.

Updated Oct. 03, 2025
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Toddler says she’s ‘sad’ at bedtime—nothing prepares mom for reason why

It wasn’t about sharing toys, leaving daycare, or even a scary dream

Updated Oct. 03, 2025
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Pregnant? Bookmark these 13 articles now

A guide for every stage in your incredible journey.

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6 ways to celebrate Women’s History Month with your kids

Make memories while building lasting knowledge with these fun and easy ideas.

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Having an only child is the perfect fit for us

My son is an only child, and it’s gonna stay that way. 

Updated Sep. 28, 2022
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Crazy in love

These are the good old days

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
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18 Tips for Small Space Living With Kids

How to keep a simple and organized home when you have children.

Updated Feb. 22, 2025
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When you say, ‘Enjoy it, they grow up so fast’

I know how fast it goes. It’s happening before my eyes.

Updated Feb. 25, 2025
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4 effective ways to handle conflict (and prepare kids for life)

The truth may be difficult to say and to hear, but ultimately it does set you free.

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
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The volcano effect: Why skipping a nap results in a meltdown

Naps build up a reservoir of sleep-related benefits, allowing kids a ‘fresh start’ after each sleep period.

Updated Jan. 11, 2018
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New Jersey makes it mandatory to accommodate breastfeeding or pumping moms at work

As basic as these rights should be, many other states still lag behind.

Updated Jan. 11, 2018
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How to parent with more empathy + grace

Empathy was the key to keeping myself calm.

Updated Jan. 11, 2018
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Taking acetaminophen during pregnancy could lead to language delays, says study

The findings pose a complication for women who use Tylenol or generic acetaminophen during pregnancy.

Updated Jan. 05, 2022
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I knew exactly what my parenting style would be—until I became a mom

Parenting authentically will look different for every mama.

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
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New motherhood made me feel invisible

I even vanished from my own Instagram feed, eclipsed by this adorable less-than-eight-pound baby.

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
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I had the hardest baby ever

Can someone please tell me it’s going to be OK?

Updated Dec. 09, 2022
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Every mama needs her ‘thing’—the shower is mine

Thank you for being my source of relaxation.

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
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This soldier traveled around the world just in time to see his first baby born

It was like his little girl knew she needed to wait for daddy to make it.

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
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Hire the housekeeper: 6 reasons moms shouldn’t feel guilty about hiring help

4. Because your time is worth the money.

Updated Oct. 14, 2021
Ikea ad with pregnancy test

Wait, what? IKEA’s new crib ad doubles as a pregnancy test

This is amazing and only a *little* gross.

Updated Jan. 20, 2022
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It’s science: This is why you hold your baby on the left side

This cradling bias exists across multiple mammal groups. 

Updated Jan. 10, 2018
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