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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.

They're saying six weeks is too late for postpartum checkups.

They are approximately 3.3 and 2.5 times more likely, respectively, to die while pregnant or as new moms than white women are.

The menstrual cycle is a two-part process. Here's everything you need to know.

Even prior to Roe being overturned, abortion rates were at a record low.

It doesn't always look how you might think.

Are you already getting up earlier, mama?

"Black women are 3 to 4 times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy or childbirth-related causes. A major reason? Racism. We need to hold health systems accountable for protecting black moms," says Warren.

Recognizing this problem may be the first step in changing it.

More than 400,000 babies are born to depressed mothers every year.

Though it's anatomically incorrect, it still sparks a discussion of empowerment.

We break it all down for you, mama.

You have a lot of options.