Breastfeeding isn't going as smoothly as you'd hoped, you're desperate
to drop the last of your baby pounds, and you just need some sleep.
With top baby experts including: breastfeeding guru Dr. Jack Newman and
psychotherapist Alyson Schafer, we've got you covered with parenting
advice you can trust. We give you the best mom picks for baby gear
It's tough for new moms to find time to sleep. Here's how to conquer your sleep deprivation and feel good again.
If you're like us, chance are you're chronically sleep deprived. As a mom, it isn't easy to get enough shut-eye. Kids wake up at all hours of the night and most are notoriously early risers. Plus, the quest for a little "me time" often keeps moms up late at night.
Building street smarts will help keep your child safe.
It's not easy to admit how scary our world can be–especially to our children. Here's how to create a street smart child without making your child fearful.
Urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and painful sex are common side effects of pregnancy and childbirth. Here’s what to do if they happen to you.
There are a lot of things people don't tell you about what happens to your body after you give birth. One of the biggest surprises can be changes to your pelvic health. "It's normal for your pelvic floor to feel a little different after having a baby," says Andrea Joyce, founder of afterbabybody.com.
Try a MyPlate Pot Luck theme for your next holiday meal and create an easy, healthy meal everyone will enjoy.
The holidays are hectic, and cooking for the masses can cause stress during what is supposed to be a joyful time. A pot luck dinner party is a fantastic way to ease some of the holiday kitchen tension so that you have more time to enjoy with your family. It’s simple to plan because everyone helps out with the cooking and cleaning! Setting a theme for your pot luck will give your guests cooking ideas when planning what to bring to the party.
Just when you thought you were making healthy food choices for your family, it turns out there’s a lot more to food labels than meets the eye. Here’s how to decode nutrition claims on your next trip to the grocery store.
When you're trying to shop for healthy foods for your family, it's easy to fall for products emblazoned with marketing buzzwords such as "fortified" and "sugar-free." But many foods that appear to be good for you are actually the opposite. Here's how to decode product labels to help you select the healthiest foods on store shelves.