Pregnancy
Pregnant? We’re here for you, mama. From pregnancy nutrition to birth prep, we’ve got expert advice and essays from other moms who’ve been there.
Facing a high-risk pregnancy? Here’s what three experts want every mom to know
By Jane Purser, DNP FNP-C; Becca Hamilton, LPC, PMH-C; and Dr. Margaret Archer, PT, DPT
What every mom should know about pelvic floor therapy after birth—from a physical therapist and mom of two
By Dr. Margaret Archer, PT, DPT
How to stay cool during pregnancy: Real mom tips + smart new products
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A one-hour mouth swab may make IVF more successful—here’s what hopeful parents should know
A recent study from Lund University has found that a quick, non-invasive mouth swab could help doctors personalize hormone treatments for IVF.
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™.
How rising heat is affecting pregnancies—and what you can do to protect yourself and your baby
As climate change continues to bring longer, hotter summers, a new analysis from Climate Central reminds us that expecting parents have one more factor to keep in mind during pregnancy: heat.
14 nurses at the same hospital got pregnant at the same time—and became each other’s mom village
As these nurses continue caring for expectant mothers, they’re also preparing to become new moms themselves.
Top 100 baby boy names of 2024
From bold and classic to fresh and globally inspired, these are the names that captured hearts and topped birth announcements last year.
Top 100 baby girl names of 2024
hether you're expecting your own little bundle of joy, helping a friend brainstorm, or simply curious about current naming trends, this list has something charming for everyone.
30% of maternal deaths happen after 6 weeks—but most are preventable
From 2018 to 2022, pregnancy-related deaths rose by nearly 28% in the U.S.
Pregnant mom felt one strange symptom—ChatGPT told her to act fast, and it saved her and her baby
The question was casual—“Why does my jaw feel tight?”—but what happened next was anything but.
Pregnant teacher pauses math lesson to share a moment with her baby—her students’ reaction says it all
“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.
Spicing up your pregnancy: How chili may lower gestational diabetes risk
Recent research suggests that incorporating chili into your diet might offer unexpected benefits, particularly in reducing the risk of gestational diabetes.
The messy, hilarious truth about new motherhood—told in painfully funny comics
Barnicoat shares the inspiration behind her book, the moments that shaped her storytelling, and the lessons she wishes she had known as a new mother.
Pregnancy blood pressure trends may predict heart health years later, study finds
Small changes in blood pressure during pregnancy may predict long-term heart health risks.
Michelle Obama’s hilarious one-word response when Barack suggested a third baby
Though the “third baby” moment was brief, it came during a larger, deeply honest conversation about early motherhood.
Olivia Culpo opens up about the pregnancy complication that left her bedridden for a month
The former Miss Universe revealed that towards the end of being “really sick,” she was diagnosed with a subchorionic hematoma.
‘I dreamed of a daughter’: This mom’s emotional story of gender disappointment is resonating with parents
After recently losing her mom to ovarian cancer, the idea of having a daughter had become more than just a hope — it was her emotional lifeline.
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.
This mom changed her baby’s name at 18 months—and she’s not alone
9% of moms have experienced regret over the name they chose for their child.