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Worried about losing ground with a speech delay? Trust yourself, follow your child's lead, and keep a record.

"When is all this going to end?"

It is possible to start breastfeeding again, but it requires a large commitment.

My obsessive thoughts and internal battles are ones most people have never understood. Until now.

When your preschooler has a busier Zoom schedule than you do, you might be a bit worried.

"Please take this virus seriously—it is no joke."

"We never thought it would happen to us because we were so careful," Barker tells Motherly, adding that she chose to share her story on social media because she doesn't want other families "to take even just an ounce of risk" when it comes to spreading the novel coronavirus.

These new findings back up data from an earlier study about COVID-19 and kids in China.

I know now that my daughter and I are not alone—and we never were.

Mom Brandi Gerstner (with fellow engineers) hacked her old pump for a new purpose.

"I feel punished for having to be the 'good guy.' I have to send my 3.5yo child away. I won't get to visit her. I won't get to hug her. I won't get to tuck her in at night. We have FaceTime, and that's it. For up to a month, or who knows how long...and many of my coworkers have had to do the same."

The Bravo host says this reunion is the "best one yet."

"This is absolutely heartbreaking," says Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont.

The good news we all need.

Who needs a gym? (Or a jungle gym, for that matter?)

The first infant death due to the coronavirus was reported this weekend in Illinois.

They cover everything from how to talk to your kids about COVID-19 to how keep calm and manage stress.

They're making a huge sacrifice.

Why it's so important to text your best friend right now, mama.

One small but important item parents may have overlooked amidst the chaos of coronavirus confinement this week? Baby and kid-proofing our new quarantined lives.