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From breastmilk to brain development, researchers are making huge strides in understanding the science of motherhood. Get the scoop at Motherly.
More science needs to be done on the impact of pregnancy and motherhood on telomeres and aging. Like so much of parenthood, your mileage may vary.
And are more likely to be only children.
A recent study suggests that some forms of social media can effectively educate parents about vaccination, and maybe even influence their decision-making.
3. Distinguish between feelings and behaviors.
The renowned sex expert shared some eye-opening tips.
Falling and being in love are two different things.
Mothers have slept alongside their babies since the beginning of time. In many countries, it’s still the norm. Here’s why.
It suggests that if you become a single mother by choice—your kids are going to be just fine.
The study's lead author, Heather Condo DiCioccio, thinks it might have something to do with baby's sense of smell.
And even a little bit is proven to go a long way.
It’s the New Year, and I have been doing a lot of thinking. I want to say, with all of my heart and all of my soul, that I am sorry.
A birth control gel for guys is entering phase two of clinical trials.
Here are 5 steps that can help you through the process.
1. Accept care and support when you need it.
There is something unique in a child's brain that actually enables them to hear their mother's voice.
Research shows that being near water lowers stress levels, reduces anxiety, promotes mental clarity, as well as improves sleep quality.
Check labels for these hormonal disruptors.
Your assignment for the end of the day: Take a break.
You know how sometimes you go to Target for just one thing...and then come out with a whole cart full of stuff? Here's why.
For some women, getting induced at 39 weeks could be a new option.
