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Home has a new meaning. You are someone's home.

Lifestyle and dietary modifications can help ease the pain.

Despite feeling blessed with my son, I was extremely weak and was not recovering, even after several weeks had passed. I made an appointment with a cardiologist who immediately sent me to the hospital, where I was admitted for advanced heart failure and wouldn't leave for two months.

The more controlled a woman's blood sugar is during pregnancy, the better.

New research suggests that even with all the high tech resources available, most pregnant women still seek advice and emotional support from their own mom, and rank her guidance as being more meaningful than other recommendations.

The new research will be presented at American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions in Philadelphia later this month.

Pelvic exams are difficult enough as it is. The assessment of one's hymen, especially if done under emotional duress, can be indescribably traumatic physically and emotionally.

Becoming a mother changed her body, but more importantly it changed the way she saw it.

In the meantime, here's what you need to know about pelvic exams.

A new study gives us some interesting findings.

Here are the answers to your top prenatal vitamin questions.

You're not imagining it. Being a mom does change your hair.

Parents need help, and we need to take back the definition of what makes a "good" parent.

The power of having a village is real.

"I believe that it is absolutely critical right now to invest in solutions that help protect the lives of moms and babies," says Williams.

My concern is with the culture that got us here.

Whether you're in the midst of caring for an infant or that scary-wonderful time is years behind you, you're probably nodding to yourself right now, thinking, "Is that all?"

It sparked an important conversation about Down Syndrome and what it truly means to have a "healthy baby."

I felt prepared for breastfeeding. But there was one area where my breastfeeding education was sorely lacking: weaning.

A team of amazing doctors made it happen.