Posts by Annamarya Scaccia, Author at Motherly
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Annamarya Scaccia

Annamarya Scaccia is an award-winning freelance journalist and mother of a curious toddler. Like any native New Yorker, she drinks too much coffee and has strong opinions about the Yankees.

baby sleeping on back
Baby

An alternative technique to get your baby to sleep: The responsive method

So we can all get some rest. ?

Baby, Baby Sleep Tips
Mental Health

It’s science: Healing our own trauma helps protect our kids, too

Knowing when to ask for help is vital.

Mental Health
grandparents babysitting grandkids
Grandparents & Extended Families

It’s science: Babysitting your grandkids helps you live longer

Science shows grandparents who watch their grandchildren add an average of five years to their lives.

Grandparents & Extended Families, It's Science
mom kissing newborn on the forehead, thinking about the benefits of singing to your baby
Baby Learn & Play

Singing to your baby is great for their brain development, says new study

And it doesn’t even matter if you’re off-key. 

Baby Learn & Play, Baby, Parenting
Life

Watch this brave woman save a family from a house fire

And then go check your smoke detectors.

Life, News
happy baby touching toes - Motherly's reasons May babies are special
Baby

5 reasons May babies are special

They're pretty lucky.

Baby
Life

Here’s what to eat if you’re trying to get pregnant

Certain foods can either improve or weaken fertility and sperm quality.

Life
dad smiling while toddler boy is crying
Marriage & Partnerships

Why our partners stress us out more than our kids (and what we can do about it)

It doesn't have to be this way, mama.

Marriage & Partnerships, Life, Relationships
Celebrity News

Actor Rob Delaney says 14 months after his son’s death, he’s still a mess

But just remember: You don’t have to walk this journey alone.

Celebrity News
Baby Feeding Guides & Schedules

Early exposure to peanuts can prevent peanut allergies in babies, AAP says

Peanut allergy is the most common allergy among food-allergic children.

Baby Feeding Guides & Schedules, Children's Health
mom hugging a smiley baby in bed
Single Parenting

Single moms are raising awesome kids—and research confirms it

It suggests that if you become a single mother by choice—your kids are going to be just fine.

Single Parenting, It's Science
It's Science

It’s science: Sugars found in breast milk can help fight off infection

These sugars are known as human milk oligosaccharides—or HMOs.

It's Science
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