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Woman at the beach screaming in scream therapy for self-care

Feeling stressed? Why experts say scream therapy might be the self-care you’re missing

Elsa may have said “let it go,” but experts are saying to “let it out.” Here’s how scream therapy can help you release pent-up emotions.

Updated Mar. 15, 2023
postpartum mother feeding baby paid family leave health benefits

Paid family leave has big health benefits for mothers and babies, study shows

From reducing postpartum depression to improving breastfeeding duration, new research confirms just how vital paid leave is for families.

Updated Nov. 17, 2023
close up woman holding a burrito dietary carbon footprint

Swapping beef for chicken in your burrito can have big benefits for the environment, study shows

Simple diet tweaks can mean big reductions in your carbon footprint.

Updated Nov. 15, 2023
Teen boy gymnast practicing - when do we let our kids quit

When do we let our kids quit?

He loved gymnastics. Gymnastics was his life. His life was gymnastics.

Updated Jul. 22, 2024

KinderFarms is recalling all KinderMed Pain & Fever products

The company is voluntarily recalling the medicine due to “acetaminophen instability”.

Updated Nov. 17, 2023
close up of mature couple holding hands life expectancy gap

Women are now outliving men even longer, study shows

The life expectancy gap is widening between men and women—here’s why.

Updated Nov. 16, 2023
survival swim instructor helps child learn to swim - swim safety

4 swim safety tips from a survival swim expert

From how to ditch the floaties to staying engaged during water play, here’s what to consider.

Updated Nov. 16, 2023
preemie baby in the nicu stay could have been avoided

My daughter spent 5 weeks in the NICU—and it could have been avoided

We need to speak critically about the existing systems that can fail women before, during and after pregnancy.

Updated Nov. 16, 2023
girl in bed taking pills with glass of water melatonin use is rising in kids

Melatonin use soaring in kids and teens, researchers find

Nearly 1 in 5 kids now take melatonin for sleep, while experts call for more research on safety.

Updated Nov. 15, 2023
woman at doctors office - close research gender gap

Jill Biden will lead first-ever Initiative on Women’s Health Research

"Research on women’s health has been underfunded for decades,” Dr. Biden said. “Many conditions that mostly or only affect women, or affect women differently, have received little to no attention."

Updated Nov. 14, 2023
postpartum nutrition mom at breakfast holding baby

Why nutrition is the missing piece in postpartum care

Food has the power to transform the physical and mental wellbeing of the mother as well as the baby's development and long-term eating habits. As a doula, certified nutrition consultant, and new mother, here’s what I recommend for my postpartum clients—and what I swear by personally, too.

Updated Nov. 14, 2023
sageandmaize viral tiktok women running alone

Runner’s TikTok went viral as she documented a stranger following her in real-time

The video, which has now been viewed more than 2.4 million times, is a testament to the fear women feel every single day.

Updated Nov. 09, 2023
woman in bathroom putting toothpaste on toothbrush toothpaste for peanut allergies

A special toothpaste could ease peanut allergies for adults

Immunotherapy toothpaste could be available for kids one day, too.

Updated Nov. 09, 2023
woman driving car with kids in the back seat hopskipdrive road sharing service for kids

Would you try a ride-sharing service for kids?

HopSkipDrive is striving to provide safe, reliable transportation to children and teens.

Updated Nov. 13, 2023
child doing homework in the kitchen constructive criticism for kids

5 ways to help kids receive constructive criticism—and learn from it

Constructive criticism is tough for everyone—especially kids.

Updated Nov. 09, 2023
woman getting vaccine - covid vaccine early miscarriage risk

Covid vaccine doesn’t increase early miscarriage risk in men or women, study finds

The landmark study is the first to assess the risk of early miscarriage.

Updated Nov. 09, 2023
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