Postpartum psychosis can develop quickly—and the mother experiencing it may not realize she is sick. Here’s what new parents, partners and families need to know.
Feeling fine one moment—and suddenly sad, panicked or full of dread as your milk lets down? It may be dysphoric milk ejection reflex, or D-MER. Here’s what we know about it and what can help.
Feeding your baby should never require abandoning yourself. A perinatal mental health expert shares seven signs it may be time to reconsider breastfeeding, pumping or your current feeding routine.
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is one of the best times for moms to save on baby gear, kids’ shoes, beauty sets, everyday clothes, home finds and travel essentials. Here are the deals worth adding to your cart.
One mom reflects on the panic she felt after finding out she was having a daughter, the fear of repeating mother-daughter patterns, and how raising her little girl changed everything.
There are some parenting headlines that make you stop mid-scroll and go: wait, sorry, what now? We broke down the basics in plain English—including what the account is, which kids may qualify, how it differs from a 529, and what parents should understand before opening anything.
After a layoff, one mother found herself launching a business, interviewing for a corporate role and making breakfast from the same kitchen counter—while trying to rebuild her identity in real time.
Scary, unwanted thoughts after birth can make you feel like you’re failing as a mother. But postpartum intrusive thoughts are far more common than we admit—and naming them may be one of the first steps toward healing.
From snack spills to surprise meltdowns, these summer essentials for kids have earned a permanent spot in my bag—because I’ve needed every single one.
The Wayfair sale ends tonight—this is the edit that actually makes mom life easier. The only home upgrades worth buying before it’s over.