Is that crying normal?
In adults, crying is a reaction to strong emotions. Is that true for a baby, too?
In adults, crying is a reaction to strong emotions. Is that true for a baby, too?
Two moms whose babies died on the same day share blankets and bears with other families enduring the pain of losing a child.
Here's an easy list to help you prepare your bags for delivery day.
A non-medicated birth plan is possible—you
Yes, they can—it's called paternal postnatal depression, and some fathers are at increased risk.
5 ways your mind can help you conquer the pains of labor.
More and more women are opting to use their placenta after giving birth.
This part of labor is sometimes a doozy—but you can get through it with some preparation.
Some easy-to-remember tips can help everyone—you, your husband and your kids—prepare for the new addition.
There's a lot to know as you prepare, but one word in particular stands out against the rest: Flexibility.
And do you know the difference between the baby blues and postpartum depression?
Don’t worry just yet. There are plenty of things you can do to prepare your baby for bedtime.