Crazy in love

Baby Holland has made her big Instagram debut.

"Peppa says, 'She's an even bigger sister now, and I'm an even bigger mummy.' Kids will humble you."

Hanratty is helping to destigmatize one of the most common congenital conditions.

Brittany and Patrick posted an adorable photo featuring the newest Mahomes family members little feet and captioned it: “•Golden Raye Mahomes• 1/12/25🎀✨”

Trainor and her husband, actor Daryl Sabara, are already proud parents to their two boys—Riley, 2, and Barry, who arrived earlier this year.

These are the good old days

A new study published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health highlights just how important regular sleep is for our health.

Everything is on fast-forward as you are asked to survive and thrive in such a short space of time. You watch them grow up one right after the other.

Her return has reignited a familiar conversation about the impossible expectations placed on women in leadership.

In her viral video, TikTok user @makenzie.athome shares the creative system she’s developed to teach her four and six-year-old children about finances.

As the brushes spin and water cascades down the windows, his expression shifts from curiosity to awe to sheer delight.

He turned his speech into an inside joke that just so happened to have major parenting implications.

These are the good old days

Motherhood is full of choices, and when it comes to feeding your baby, having the right tools can make all the difference in feeling confident and supported.

These are the good old days

My house isn't messy. It's custom designed by a toddler. What goes up must come down. All that laundry you folded? Your toddler prefers it on the ground. That amazing organic homemade baby lunch you made? Your little one wants to see how it looks on the kitchen floor. Motherhood humbles you. But that's also when you learn that the simple things are all that really matter—and that less is so much more. XO, TeamMotherly P.S. Baby this week: You might have noticed that your little one's favorite game is "drop it on the floor." It's annoying—but it's a great sign that your little scientist is aiming to understand his world. Try this: Encourage the behavior (at least anytime other than meal time!). Baby will feel confident and supported by you.