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miniverse toys - miniverse recall

CPSC recalls 21 million Miniverse toy sets for possible skin, eye and lung irritation

Liquid resin contained in the toys can irritate skin, eyes and respiratory systems when touched or inhaled, experts said.

Updated Jun. 26, 2024
US Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy on gun violence - gun violence epidemic

U.S. Surgeon General emphasizes the seriousness of gun violence: ‘It’s a kids’ issue’

“We have the opportunity to take [gun violence] out of the realm of politics and put it into the realm of public health,” he said.

Updated Jun. 25, 2024
a man and boy sitting together - talking to boys about periods

Dad on Reddit wants to know: Should boys learn about periods?

"As a man, I clearly lack day-to-day experience (and am a single father)."

Updated Jun. 21, 2024
mom holding baby practicing elimination communication

What is elimination communication? Experts share how to go diaper-free soon after birth

Skipping diapers could have more benefits than you imagined—and not just for your wallet.

Updated Jun. 14, 2024
Sloane Stephens opens up about freezing her eggs

Tennis star Sloane Stephens wants pro athletes to be able to freeze their eggs without impacts on their rankings

As the only elite-level tennis player who has been open about freezing her eggs, Stephens is championing reproductive health education in the professional sports world.

Updated Jun. 13, 2024
mom in kitchen with kids - toddler dinner

Why I fully embrace ‘toddler dinner’—even as a dietitian

No cooking, zero prep, minimal cleanup. Have I sold you yet?

Updated Jun. 11, 2024
child eating spaghetti messily no rules dinner

Would you try a no-rules dinner with your kids?

If your kids are in an eating rut, try switching up mealtime like in this viral moment.

Updated Jun. 11, 2024
pregnant woman preparing for labor - pelvic floor PT

Here’s how a pelvic floor PT preps for labor & childbirth

Looking for birth prep advice? Your internet searches stop here.

Updated Jun. 07, 2024
mom talking to daughter by window- how to teach kids about cancer

How to teach kids about cancer—from a Certified Child Life Specialist

There’s nothing normal about talking to kids about cancer, but unfortunately, it’s rather common. In fact, talking about it can provide them with a sense of relief that they don’t have to make sense of things on their own.

Updated Jun. 07, 2024
blue tampon applicators and tampons on pink shag rug

Are girls’ periods starting earlier? Study says yes

A new large-scale study found that the age at which girls start menstruating is getting younger—and cycles are taking longer to become regular.

Updated May. 31, 2024
pelvis of woman in postpartum diaper holding baby postpartum pelvic health

We need to talk about your postpartum pelvic health

A survey conducted by Origin found that 75% of women have dealt with 2 or more pelvic health symptoms, but 96% had not received a related diagnosis.

Updated May. 29, 2024
Female doctor with patient

Patients cared for by female doctors have a lower risk of death, according to new research

Female physicians interrupt patients less, and spend more time with them.

Updated May. 22, 2024
woman taking Opill birth control

Curious about taking Opill, the new OTC birth control pill? An expert answers our questions

The first-ever OTC birth control pill is now available online and in stores. Considering making the switch? Here’s what to know.

Updated May. 15, 2024
portrait of an Asian woman looking down women are hormonal

As women, we are all ‘hormonal’: It’s time to reclaim the narrative

Here’s how understanding your hormones can become your secret weapon.

Updated May. 14, 2024
Molly Baz billboard showing the word censored

When will we stop censoring pregnant and lactating bodies? 

This Times Square billboard featuring chef Molly Baz was deemed “inappropriate” and promptly removed.

Updated Jun. 18, 2024
woman at the center of the photo- pictures of milk bottle, teddy bear, money, and suitcase at the side

71% of parents are ‘constantly’ thinking about childcare gaps, survey finds

Childcare access is a key factor in parental burnout, a report from KinderCare shows.

Updated Jun. 18, 2024
woman on bed smiling covering her face ADHD in motherhoood

Embracing my ADHD in motherhood led me to deeper self-compassion

"We somehow believe if we just beat ourselves up enough, we can compartmentalize our mental health and become the moms we want to be. But we can’t bully ourselves out of mental health struggles," writes Momwell founder Erica Djossa in this excerpt from her new book, "The Mother Load".

Updated May. 09, 2024
female doctor helping patient with mammogram procedure - mammograms at 40

Women should start getting mammograms at 40, new guidance says

But some say the new recommendation doesn't go far enough to protect women with dense breast tissue.

Updated May. 01, 2024
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