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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.
But the findings may not be permanent.
Humans and whales share mammalian brains and social traits.
A study out of the University of Edinburgh is proving that saying doggy instead of dog and night-night for goodnight is actually helping your baby learn language faster.
There's plenty of research to support whichever side of the equation you happen to be on.
Because parenting a toddler while pregnant is exhausting.
Sakara Life co-founder Danielle Duboise tells us how she came to her Mother Self.
Something to remember when your toddler wants to zip up his own coat.
Because there's more to motherhood than cooking and cleaning.
Take notes, mama!
These sugars are known as human milk oligosaccharides—or HMOs.
It's packed with immune cells.
The next time your preschooler hands you Llama, Llama for the millionth time, don't despair.
Different brain areas are in charge of particular aspects of parenting.
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We need to give labor more time to progress before intervening, says new study.
Let go of those pesky comparisons and celebrate all kids and their strengths.
The tone of your voice can make all the difference.
Science + your heart prove it’s the right thing to do.
For babies with a high birth-weight.
Just because your baby can’t talk doesn’t mean he can’t be logical, says a new study.
