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Jane Baecher, CEO of Anya, and baby

What pregnant moms really need to register for? Way more postpartum support

“There were plenty of things I needed after giving birth, but none of them were on my registry.”

Updated Nov. 04, 2022
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Resources for safe abortion access and reproductive rights

With so much about reproductive care in flux, it’s helpful to stay informed about abortion rights where you live.

Updated Apr. 12, 2023
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First confirmed death due to monkeypox: What parents need to know

To date, just 17 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed or suspected in kids under 15.

Updated Sep. 14, 2022
jif peanut butter

Ice cream, candy and some snack boxes are now included in the Jif peanut butter recall

The products have been linked to 16 Salmonella infections across the U.S.

Updated Jun. 08, 2022
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It’s science: Probiotics in early pregnancy may reduce morning sickness

A first-of-its-kind study found that taking probiotics may reduce nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy.

Updated Jun. 30, 2022
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The pandemic drastically increased rates of postpartum depression. Dr. Harvey Karp shares what could help mothers now

And it’s not just PPD rates that are rising: Postpartum anxiety and post-traumatic stress are up, too.

Updated Oct. 31, 2022
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What overturning Roe v. Wade could mean for women who experience miscarriage and pregnancy loss

Roe v. Wade is about more than just abortion. It is about reproductive rights. It is about health care for women.

Updated Jun. 24, 2022
infant formula shortage: baby drinking formula from bottle

AAP warns parents against using DIY infant formula

Here’s what a pediatrician recommends doing instead.

Updated Oct. 31, 2022
Jess Waller intervewing white house correspondent

The White House underscores the seriousness of the formula shortage: “A critically important issue”

In a live interview, Motherly spoke with a White House spokesperson about the specific steps the Biden administration is taking to resolve the formula shortage.

Updated May. 03, 2023
SIDS research study: mother holding sleeping baby

Why some babies are vulnerable to SIDS: A potential biomarker may hold the clue

The findings pave the way for new screening tools to prevent SIDS deaths in the future.

Updated Oct. 09, 2024
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The White House announces new steps to address the U.S. formula shortage crisis

The President has announced additional measures to resolve the infant formula shortage.

Updated May. 19, 2022
Nonspeaking student with autism delivers commencement speech

Nonspeaking student with autism delivers brilliant commencement speech

Rollins College valedictorian Elizabeth Bonker urges her fellow graduates to use their voices, serve others, and see the value in everyone they meet.

Updated May. 12, 2022
domestic violence: woman sitting alone at home looking out window

Domestic violence affects 1 in 4 women. Here’s how to spot the signs

If it isn’t you personally, then it’s likely someone you know. Knowing what to look for can help someone leave a dangerous situation.

Updated Sep. 29, 2022
vegetarian kids: mother and daughter cooking in kitchen

A new study shows vegetarian diets are healthy for most kids

Results from a study of nearly 9,000 kids shows that kids who follow vegetarian diets have similar growth to those who eat meat, but proper planning is important.

Updated Aug. 07, 2024
postpartum depression maternal mental health woman sits on couch in doctor's office

At my 6-week postpartum checkup, I lied to my doctor about my postpartum depression

As a physician myself, I knew that our healthcare system doesn’t adequately support mothers after childbirth. Here’s what helped me instead.

Updated Jan. 18, 2023
toddler drinking apple juice box lead in juice

The FDA is finally taking action to regulate the levels of lead found in children’s juice

This action is intended to reduce the potential for negative health effects from lead exposure.

Updated Sep. 15, 2022
infertility: couple sitting on couch at home talking - stop calling infertility a women's health issue

It’s time to stop calling infertility a women’s health issue

While infertility affects men and women at equal rates, it’s still largely considered a women’s health issue. It’s time for that to change.

Updated Apr. 15, 2024
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