Home / guest post / Page 22
Matrescence is a continuum, and the majority of moms are in the ‘messy middle.’ Here’s what that means.
Growing a career and fulfilling the role of wife, mom, sister, friend, aunt and any other roles you may take on is a continuous ebb and flow.
Our children will grow up in a world of pronoun inclusivity and they will expect you to respect their own identity and those of their peers.
I thought a lot about my relationship with my mom during my postpartum haze.
It’s helped me see the glass (and formula bottle) half-full.
Dr. Harvey Karp shares his best tips for making wake windows work.
I. am. Exhausted. Aren’t you?
4. It's OK to ask questions.
Medical gaslighting in fertility and reproductive care is all too common. Here’s how to navigate your next steps.
Baby sign language encourages infant communication and independence—and it's easier than you think.
Get ready to prep for labor, birth and beyond.
Weight is a loaded topic—and it’s not necessarily correlated with health. As a doctor myself, here’s what I tell my patients.
Hint: Skip the baby gear.
Stretching plus snuggles? Right this way.
But you’re not alone, mama. Here are 5 tips to better take care of yourself while mothering your toddler.
I was a wife, a sister, a daughter, a veterinarian, a new mother—and I was dying.
Hear me out.
Breastfeeding rates plummet when parents return to work. From setting a schedule to talking to colleagues, here’s how to make pumping at work easier.
My mom has Alzheimer's disease. The pain of watching her deteriorate is worse, in ways, now that my daughter is here, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned from them both, it’s that joy can, and should, be found in the little things.
Our nation’s policies have failed women and children for generations. My own miscarriage made that fact all too clear.
