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Receiving a Covid vaccine during pregnancy was not linked to adverse outcomes in baby’s first 6 months—and was even protective against more than just Covid.

Body neutrality is the new body positivity.

Here’s the ABC approach I take when recommending baby probiotics to my patients.

Is it time to say bye to red dye? Synthetic food dyes like Red 3 have been linked to neurobehavioral issues in children.

What to say when you have no idea what to say.

Explain to your child’s caretakers that this list is meant to serve as a cheat sheet.

Mindfulness training at home helped reduce kids' stress levels and negative emotions.

"We focus on what our body can do rather than its appearance"

Don’t cancel your doctor’s appointment just yet.

My own journey has shown me that this sensitivity might be overwhelming at times, but it’s also an incredible gift.

“While children ages 0-4 are one-quarter of the overall U.S. child population, they comprise roughly half of recent COVID-19 hospital admissions.”

The end of pandemic-era financial measures more than doubled the child poverty rate from 2021 to 2022.

If the agency decides to ban the ingredient, it could mean products for both kids and adults will be pulled from shelves.

You can help kids love hiking with the AllTrails family-friendly trails list, created exclusively for Motherly.

For the first time ever, we have vaccines to protect against RSV, flu and Covid.

The AAP says corporal punishment should be 'abolished in all states by law.'"

The FDA approved the first maternal vaccine to protect infants against RSV from birth to 6 months.

The pumping fridge hack is touted as a time-saver for mamas, but CDC guidelines raise safety concerns.

No babysitter? No problem. 'Here Lies Love' attendees can get complimentary babysitting thanks to a partnership with parent advocacy groups.

B. infantis was prevalent in infant gut microbiomes more than a century ago, but 90% of infants born today don’t have it. What happened?