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9. You feed your children muffins for breakfast, lunch, and "lunch dessert."

If you're not already in the moisturizing game, you may not even know where to start. That's what we're here for!

Plus, your go-list of kid-friendly plants.

And donated her prize money to fighting Australian wildfires.

Here are the headlines making us smile this week.

You at the office and me at home.

If Mom goes down, you have to call for reinforcements. Heck, even if Mom doesn't go down, call for reinforcements.

Meghan and Harry are sending a message to everyone feeling trapped in their own complex family dynamic: You don't have to stay.

I'm going to miss the anticipation of every ultrasound, that chance to see a tiny glimpse of their lives inside my own body.

Rule #2: Match garage sale pricing.

"Growing up, the things that made me unique were not always celebrated, and I wanted to do something that would inspire kids to celebrate the things that make them special," Van Ness told People.

You can prep in 15 minutes or less—bookmark this one, mama.

They're my hype women, my confidants and my therapists. I couldn't imagine a world without social media.

In the fourth trimester, your baby is going through a massive environment transition.

She seemed too small to be a "big" anything at that point. It felt like only yesterday that we celebrated her first birthday. It was hard to imagine her as anything but the littlest.

We're constantly told to practice self-care to stave off burnout, but that prescriptive time comes at a cost—even if the cost is just guilt.

"We are freezing my eggs and figuring out what to do to give Gene a sibling," shares Schumer in a super honest Instagram post.