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Parenting

From feeding to milestones to parenting styles, our expert-guided parenting section dives into tips, tricks and research to support modern mamas.

fitcopmom on Instagram: Mom Cop shares kid safety tips

Mom cop shares valuable kid safety tip and explains why it’s important for older kids to have a phone

If you’re on the fence about getting your kid a phone, you’re gonna want to watch this viral video.

ParentalBurnout

Parental burnout: What it is—and what to do about it

Am I just stressed out or am I really experiencing burnout?

retrospec helmet recall

72,000 Retrospec kids’ bike helmets recalled for head injury risk

These helmets could fail to protect your child’s head in the event of a crash.

sittervising parents sitting on couch watching son and daughter play with blocks

‘Sittervising’ is the latest parenting trend because it’s freaking genius

Coined by Susan Allison, M. Ed, founder of the Busy Toddler Instagram account, “sittervising” is supportive of children and parents.

The power of words: Why non-physical compliments mean so much more to children (and adults)

Next time you want to praise your kid, try one of these 25 non-physical compliments.

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Gentle parenting isn’t actually a new concept

An expert dispels the myths around the latest trendy parenting style.

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The fairytale of independent motherhood

One mom’s journey of turning a failed engagement into her own true love story.

annabella breast pump

Finally, a more comfortable breast pump is within reach 

The new, FDA-approved Annabella breast pump promises less painful, more productive pumping, thanks to a design that better emulates a baby's tongue.

little boy sitting in corner covering his ears sensory processing disorder

Becoming a sensory-aware parent: Understanding sensory processing disorder (SPD)

An expert defines sensory processing disorder (SPD) and how to be a more sensory-aware parent.

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