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From feeding to milestones to parenting styles, our expert-guided parenting section dives into tips, tricks and research to support modern mamas.
“Can I still breastfeed if I have inverted nipples?”
I am surprised by how much I don’t want you to go and how much I do want you to go, all at the same time.
Ready to maximize those sweet snuggles? Here's how to make sure you're doing contact naps safely.
More than 50,000 Chuckle & Roar Water Beads Activity Kits are being recalled.
29% of SAHMs have never used childcare, not even family assistance, a survey from Mother Untitled finds.
"This is a reminder that children can be seriously injured or die if they swallow high-powered magnets."
Sometimes I make decisions that feel good for me—even if they may not always feel good for the important people in my life.
Too many companies make it difficult or downright impossible for working moms to continue breastfeeding.
As you prepare your child for a transitional milestone, you should also prepare yourself.
This is what we do to love our children: We choose to enter their world and remind them of how much they enrich ours.
A nurse-turned-doula shares advice on how to get back to dreamland.
My best mothering move is encouraging her to listen to her body and trust her intuition.
The pumping fridge hack is touted as a time-saver for mamas, but CDC guidelines raise safety concerns.
No babysitter? No problem. 'Here Lies Love' attendees can get complimentary babysitting thanks to a partnership with parent advocacy groups.
Rather than seeing challenging kids as problems to fix, what if we could uncover what makes them tick? In this excerpt from her new book, ‘Calm the Chaos’, author Dayna Abraham shares a helpful framework.
You are not wrong if you want to parent in a way that is different from others.
A nourishing, gentle food for your baby that's ready in 30 seconds? Yes, please.
In an exclusive Q&A, reporter and author Jennifer Breheny Wallace explains.
Nursing pillows aren’t ever supposed to be used for sleep.
Moms need a strategy to eliminate the mental load associated with getting food on the table.
