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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.
Just as my son is biologically wired to be my personal alarm clock, I am biologically wired to hear him—even if I can still sleep through everything else.
There's no need to stress about getting them everything on their wishlist. Spending time with your kids is far more valuable.
Yoga and breathwork at school helped kids sleep an average of 74 more minutes per night.
The colors are different, but maybe not for the reason you think.
It's normal to have a low sex drive postpartum.
In short: yes! Every new baby deserves to be celebrated in some way.
When your child asks for a drink of water before they go to sleep, there truly may be a biological or emotional motivation behind it.
Good sleep hygiene, particularly an earlier bedtime, can improve the quality of life for both kids and moms.
This is the one proven way to raise honest kids.
Is your little one in a veggie slump, mama? This simple trick could get them eating more greens in no time.
Babies as young as four months old know what your hug means.
Daytime napping in preschoolers is vital for memory consolidation.