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Black women in the U.S. are about 3.5 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than White women.
“If you stop taking care of yourself when you become a mom, you are going to resent this journey of motherhood.”
Here’s my experience with Function Health—and how it has already impacted how I approach wellness.
Since competing for the Refugee Olympic Team at Rio in 2016, Anjelina Nadai Lohalith became a mother. Now, she's ready for another chance to compete on the world's biggest stage.
Immigration officers will now need permission from higher-ups to detain anyone who is pregnant, postpartum or nursing.
"There aren't any trophies in motherhood. We're all just doing the best we can, with what we have."
The actress says she had "an unhealthy perspective" of what her body would look like after giving birth.
When Monica Ramirez regained consciousness, she learned that her daughter was already two weeks old.
Nearly 200 businesses are urging Congress to create a national paid family and medical leave program. We're one of them.
A new paper suggests that miscarriages are poorly misunderstood—and the way medical professionals respond to them is part of the problem.
The new mama is sharing more about her experience during the postpartum period—and she makes a compelling argument for more transparency surrounding the fourth trimester.
Turns out, even supermodels have those less-than glamorous new mama moments.
"It's something I didn't know was a thing: I heard so much about postpartum depression but I never knew about [depression during pregnancy]."
"I said, 'I just felt him kick, I just felt him. I don't understand, how is this possible?' I was inconsolable."
Much has been made over Meghan Markle's decision to not travel for Prince Philip's funeral. It's time to stop questioning the choices that pregnant women make to protect themselves and their unborn children.
"The pressure we put on mothers to 'snap back' is insurmountable and deeply troublesome," the country star says.
It just goes to show: You never know how anyone's path to parenthood truly unfolded.
Experts say it's often driven by worries about things that may happen to their newborns.
The Virgin River actor expected a serene experience with her son's water birth. It was anything but.
For Witney Carson, embracing her postpartum body is about "progress not perfection."