How pregnancy changes friendships—and how to nurture them
Your inner circle often shifts when you are expecting. Here is why it happens, what it means for your well-being, and simple ways to keep the people you love close.
Why the first trimester feels both endless and fleeting
Nausea, secrecy, and milestone waiting can stretch early pregnancy into slow motion. Then one ultrasound, a small bump, and suddenly it is gone. Here is the science behind the time warp, plus gentle ways to steady yourself.
10 creative ways to tell your partner you’re pregnant
Wondering "How do I tell him I'm pregnant?" We polled Motherly mamas to see how they shared the big news with their significant others.
10 hidden pregnancy signs you might not know about
Ah, pregnancy. A time of witnessing the true power and magnificence of your body—and just how weird it can be.
5 reasons you can’t sleep during the first trimester
Sleep problems don't only arise during the final stretch of pregnancy.
The second trimester sweet spot is real. Here is how to make the most of it
For many parents-to-be, the second trimester, weeks 13 to 27 have fewer queasy days, and the chance to plan with a clearer head.
Why the second trimester feels like a deep breath
After the intensity of early pregnancy, many parents-to-be hit a more comfortable stride in the middle months. Here is why it often feels easier, plus gentle ways to make the most of it.
10 ways second trimester moms can prepare their home with ease
The second trimester often brings more energy and fewer symptoms. Use it to set up simple systems that make late pregnancy and the newborn weeks feel calmer and lighter.
How 9 small money shifts can reduce financial stress for moms
You already make intelligent choices all day. These quick, low-lift money moves help you feel more in control, lower financial stress and keep family goals on track.
Nesting with purpose: 7 tiny projects that pay dividends all year
Small, low-lift tweaks can save you time, lower stress, and make family life flow. These seven mini projects take an afternoon or less and pay you back all year.
How to soothe third-trimester worries in 7 minutes a day
A 7-minute practice to begin in the third trimester, helping settle racing thoughts, relax your body, and improve sleep tonight.
Why third-trimester fatigue feels like a preview of parenting
Third trimester fatigue means you're exhausted and counting down the days/ Here is why this level of fatigue is normal, what it is already teaching you about life with a newborn.
8 ways dads-to-be can truly show up during the third trimester
Eight concrete ways dads-to-be can show up in the third trimester. Learn warning signs, practice labor support and prep the fourth trimester. Practical, calm and evidence-based.
Motherly created the flexible pregnancy wellness class mamas have needed for so long
Every pregnancy and every baby is different—but you were made for this…
The postpartum wellness class every mama deserves
Every pregnancy and every baby is different—but you were made for this…
Wondering if your baby will ever sleep on a regular schedule? They will—and here’s how you can help
This sets up a lifetime of healthy sleep habits.
Motherly created the woman-centered digital classes mamas need
Pregnancy Wellness, The Motherly Birth Class and Postpartum Wellness are 100% digital, so you can complete the classes at your own pace.
Science-backed solutions for hot sleepers (that don’t involve sleeping in the freezer)
Every pregnancy and every baby is different—but you were made for this…
What parents should know about the new at-home blood test for preeclampsia risk
researchers are exploring ways to predict risk earlier. A newly launched at-home blood test, Encompass™.
Kylie Kelce’s ‘Kegs for Pregs’ sold out in 14 minutes—because pregnant moms deserve to have fun too
Partnering with Liquid Death, she launched “Kegs for Pregs,” a limited-edition, five-liter keg of water.
The best “non-maternity” clothes to help extend your pregnancy wardrobe
Let's be real—pregnancy is expensive enough without dropping hundreds on clothes you'll wear for a few months.
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Science says morning sickness could mean you’re having a girl
The old wives' tale turns out to have some real data behind it.
732K people watched this weird pregnancy cravings Thread go viral. Here’s the science behind why it hit so hard.
The line between "my body is speaking" and "I might need a blood test" is thinner than you think.
Cameron Rogers wants you to know you’re not the only one googling “WTF is happening to my body” at 2 A.M.
We sat down with Cameron to talk about what it feels like to share your body's most radical transformation while you're still in it.
12 common questions about pregnancy yoga, answered by experts
Prenatal yoga can be a steady anchor through every trimester. Here are clear, confidence-boosting answers to the questions parents ask most, so you can practice safely and feel good in your changing body.
Your first trimester toolkit: 5 foods, 4 habits, 3 reminders
The first trimester can be a swirl of nausea, fatigue, and brand-new decisions. Here is a calm, evidence-informed toolkit with small steps that help right now.
Nesting with purpose: 7 tiny projects that pay dividends all year
Small, low-lift tweaks can save you time, lower stress, and make family life flow. These seven mini projects take an afternoon or less and pay you back all year.
Morning sickness is misnamed: 12 steadying strategies that actually help
Morning sickness is real and not just in the morning. Try 12 steadying, doctor-informed strategies you can use today for real relief.
Waiting to conceive doesn’t mean standing still: how to find momentum in the in-between
The waiting season can feel lonely and endless. With a gentle plan and a few grounding habits, you can move forward, protect your heart, and feel more like you again.
Hailee Steinfeld is pregnant—and one phrase from Josh Allen struck a chord with parents
Support during pregnancy is not only about what someone does. It is also about how they talk about the experience.
The second trimester sweet spot is real. Here is how to make the most of it
For many parents-to-be, the second trimester, weeks 13 to 27 have fewer queasy days, and the chance to plan with a clearer head.
Why the second trimester feels like a deep breath
After the intensity of early pregnancy, many parents-to-be hit a more comfortable stride in the middle months. Here is why it often feels easier, plus gentle ways to make the most of it.
Work & Pregnancy; the unspoken truths of working while pregnant
Pregnancy at work can feel like a secret marathon. Here is what no one tells you, plus practical ways to protect your energy, your career, and your peace.
10 ways second trimester moms can prepare their home with ease
The second trimester often brings more energy and fewer symptoms. Use it to set up simple systems that make late pregnancy and the newborn weeks feel calmer and lighter.
Rebel Wilson announces she and Ramona Agruma are expecting baby No. 2
It highlighted a modern, intentional approach to family building that resonates with many parents today.
Pregnancy acne is real—and a dermatologist says you don’t have to just “wait it out”
There are safe, effective options that can help. It's just a matter of knowing what actually works.
How to soothe third-trimester worries in 7 minutes a day
A 7-minute practice to begin in the third trimester, helping settle racing thoughts, relax your body, and improve sleep tonight.
Why third-trimester fatigue feels like a preview of parenting
Third trimester fatigue means you're exhausted and counting down the days/ Here is why this level of fatigue is normal, what it is already teaching you about life with a newborn.
A London red carpet moment signals a new season in Sienna Miller’s motherhood journey
There was no announcement. No social media build-up. Just a moment that felt both intimate and public, the kind of turning point parents instantly recognize as the beginning of a new season.
A new mom moment from Vanessa Hudgens highlights the power of giving birth
The actress shared a photo from her hospital bed holding her husband Cole Tucker’s hand, along with a caption that carried a remarkable mix of vulnerability and pride.
15 truths every mom learns about the first trimester
The first trimester can feel like a secret marathon no one else can see. Here are the realities that most mothers recognize—and gentle ways to make the next few weeks kinder.