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"It's about what feels comfortable. We wanted to show that every woman, everybody, should decide what to wear."

Watch the moment her mom and dad realize their baby girl won the gold and try not to cry. We dare you.

And after you listen to her thoughtful, well-articulated argument—it's clear she's right.

The kids are more than alright—they're teaching everyone how to tie their shoes better!

They proved just how 'contagious' pregnancy can be.

These are the headlines that made us smile this week.

Synchronized swimmer Ona Carbonell says she had to leave her nursing son at home because of "extremely drastic measures" that made it "impossible" for him to come.

"When you almost have to throw down with a momma deer because your baby starts crying outside!"

Sen. Tammy Duckworth and Rep. Ayanna Pressley are introducing the Support Through Loss Act to Congress.

The new Pregnant Man and Pregnant Person emojis "recognize that pregnancy is possible for some transgender men and non-binary people."

Such an important reminder.

This gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "pit stop!"

This post is going viral for stating that the 6-week postpartum checkup isn't enough. Here's what we should be doing.

Reminder: Moms can legally breastfeed ANYWHERE.

"We need to not cope, like we always do," she argues. "We need to get mad and get people listening and get solutions to these problems!"

Every single one of these TikTok videos will make you feel seen.

Let the joy these babies show remind everyone that all 50 states (and the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands) have laws that protect a mom's right to breastfeed in public, according to the National Conference of State Legislators.

What do Cardi B + those 'Magic Eye' books from the '90s have in common? Keep reading and find out.

A new $200,000 grant program has made a commitment to cover childcare costs for professional mom-athletes traveling to competitions.