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Technology isn't the only reason today's parents feel pressure to be 'always on'—here's how we can better support them.

When my obstetrician asked me my plans around breastfeeding, without hesitation I told her we were going straight to formula. Everything changed once my son was born.

My motto in those circumstances, if there is any discomfort, which there was, became: "If anyone is going to be uncomfortable in the room let it be me, not my children or other family members."

Mothers are like rocks—we appear solid but can crumble. Crumbling isn't a sign of weakness as the rubble remains strong.

Will I do everything in my power to give my baby everything she needs and more? Absolutely. Will I neglect myself and the time and care I require to be the best version of myself? Absolutely not.

Urban Outfitters has the sandals you've been missing since middle school.

I had desperately wanted to be a mother and was so grateful for my daughter's health and happiness, but it felt like large chunks of me were gone, scooped out, and I had empty holes I didn't know how to fill.

Fathers are no longer just considered "babysitters" but active, equal partners in their child's life.

Personally, I'm a big believer that this, simply knowing how to rest, is one of the greatest lessons I can exemplify for my intense little people.

Each night I spent at least 40 minutes waiting with him and, though it may not seem long, when you have just the few hours between his sleep and your own to prepare for the next day, standing still when there is so much to be done can seem painful.

One mama tells us how she coped when her birth didn’t go as planned.

The wine is produced from grapes grown in acclaimed wine regions in California—and then Fre removes the alcohol in a way that still preserves the flavor and aroma of the wine.

Until I realized it could make a positive impact in today's world.

Our doula Amy—calm, experienced, and a veteran of childbirth herself—was the right person to have at the helm.

"In the moment (I) knew she needed and deserved every ounce of love I had to give her," says Smith.