Sara Goldstein
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Editor

I was struggling to focus on physical books, so I knew it was time to stop scrolling. I asked Catherine Price, the author of How to Break Up with Your Phone, for her best advice.

It’s always worthwhile to take a beat before the calendar goes feral with holiday gatherings and ground yourself for the season ahead.

Leaving work to raise your kids is one of the hardest, most personal calls there is. Before you make it, here's how to protect your financial future, according to a divorce attorney, a therapist and a wealth expert.

In a candid conversation on The Motherly Podcast, Chloe and Dr. Chambers get real about the challenging transition into motherhood, learning to ask for (and accept) help, and what every expecting mom should know about helping protect their newborn from RSV infection.

We chatted with Moore about the demands of three in different stages, how to manage the mayhem and what she’s stopped expecting from herself.

We all know that back-to-school season is also “count-down-to-getting-sick” season. The air…

A new national poll from the bipartisan campaign Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America found that more than 80% of voters back nearly every solution on the table.

Here's what parents can actually do to raise body-confident kids in the GLP-1 era, from experts who work with eating disorders every day.

Paris Hilton's ADHD isn't managed by willpower. It's the night-before checklist she runs her whole household on. Here's what she actually does.

The Macomb County special victims prosecutor won her primary and is running to flip one of Michigan’s most competitive House seats. Her pitch: Congress has plenty of millionaires and not nearly enough moms.

She had never run for office before this year, and she jumped in for the biggest possible reason: her kids, and everyone else's.

During a record-breaking workforce exodus, we asked this executive mom what moms can do to preserve their careers and feel good at home.