The findings highlight how prenatal exposure to the chemicals found in car emissions may affect fetal brain development.
New research shows just how powerful nutrition during the first 1,000 days—from pregnancy through age two—can be in shaping lifelong health.
Dynarex Corporation has expanded its recall of Dynacare Baby Powder (14 oz. and 4 oz. varieties) due to potential asbestos contamination, which was discovered through an FDA sampling program.
A new mom’s heartfelt conversation with her baby’s grandmother, asking her not to kiss the newborn, has gone TikTok viral—and it’s easy to see why.
As a parent, even a minor cough or sniffle can set off worry, especially when you hear the word "pneumonia." But understanding the symptoms, causes, and prevention can go a long way in easing concerns.
If frozen waffles and pancakes are a staple in your home, you'll want to check your freezer ASAP.
It just may look a little different.
There’s a growing shortage in donor breast milk, but here’s how lactating parents can help.
Lymphedema causes painful swelling and is a chronic condition.
It’s time to level-set about how hard breastfeeding is.
The founders of Wee Talkers discuss what’s normal when it comes to toddler speech.
An international study by Griffith University tells us just how beneficial swimming can be for children.
We need leaders who will fight for access to maternal health services, as well as help build socioeconomic systems that will support mothers regardless of race, income or location.
Because you deserve exceptional care on your fertility journey.
Time for some good news: Your egg health isn’t set in stone.
From purees to Pad Thai: An expert shares how and when to introduce bold flavors to your budding foodie.
Babylife Organics is adding a whole new level of transparency when it comes to heavy metal testing.
The founders of Slumberkins emphasize exploring all feelings with curiosity in this excerpt from their new book, "All Feelings Welcome: Parenting Practices for Raising Caring, Confident, and Resilient Kids".
Think of suicide prevention as not just talking about the subject of suicide but creating an ongoing environment of open and honest communication at home.
We’re missing a major research opportunity: The placenta can tell us a lot about the health of both mom and baby.