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A new BabyCenter poll finds that one in five expectant moms say ICE activity has kept them from seeking prenatal care, highlighting a serious barrier to support during pregnancy.
Heart palpitations can be a common part of pregnancy, but they can still feel frightening. Here is what I would watch for, how I would try to feel calmer, and when I would call a doctor.
I break down the key differences between postpartum depression and postpartum anxiety, including common symptoms, where they overlap, and why early support can make such a difference.
Returning to work with postpartum depression made remote work, motherhood, and mental health feel deeply tangled. Here is how I learned to navigate PPD while showing up for my job and my baby.
I rounded up luxe-looking Amazon finds under $25, including beauty buys, home upgrades, organizers, accessories, and clever everyday essentials that feel far more expensive than they are.
Waking up anxious can feel overwhelming, but morning anxiety is common. Here’s why I may feel anxious first thing in the morning and what can help.
Letting go of an old friendship can feel painful and guilt-ridden, but I have learned that growing apart is not the same as failing. Sometimes, making room for healthier relationships means honoring what was and moving forward.
I use Needed’s prenatal powder as an easier-on-the-stomach prenatal option, and you can get 20% off with code HELLONEEDED.
Acetaminophen is considered safe for pain and fever during pregnancy, but recent headlines have made many new and expectant parents feel more cautious.
I may expect breast tenderness in early pregnancy, but not having sore breasts can still be normal. Pregnancy symptoms vary, and a lack of tenderness alone is not usually a reason to panic.
From birth till the first flush
Log diapers, feeds, sleep and more in one calm place—then notice the gentle patterns in your baby’s day.
