Painful breast tissue inflammation is affecting the actress, but mothers have treatment options.

Mothers may be able to lower their risk of cardiovascular disease later in life, research finds.

Those uterine contractions while nursing does have a reason.

Find out what to expect when inducing lactation.

No one knows for sure if the toxin in Botox will pass to a baby who's nursing or not.

This specialist can provide vital support on your breastfeeding journey.

Your identity inevitably changes with motherhood, so how do you retain your sense of self?

If you're a new mother and not using this great invention, here's how you are missing out.

Here's how you can feed your infant—and keep your nipples safe.

Hair loss after giving birth is scary, but the condition should gradually go away on its own.

The physical stress of going through labor can cause changes throughout your body.

Is it safe to take the Plan B pill, aka levonorgestrel, while breastfeeding a baby?

With this method of preservation, breast milk can last up to three years without refrigeration.

Buying breast milk from donors online is common, so we asked experts if it's worth the risk.

Nursing while diabetic is generally safe for both mom and baby. Here's what to keep in mind.

Has a loved one recently had a baby? It's time to dial up your stream of support.

Bladder control problems can have you worried to break a sweat, but there are solutions.

Socially marginalized women leave the hospital earlier after a cesarean birth, a study reports.

A lack of milk-producing glands and ducts isn't often diagnosed until after birth.

What you want to do with your baby's umbilical cord is something to consider before birth.

Here are five things your partner needs to hear—and five she doesn't—after giving birth.

People of color are at higher risk for PPD, but face a disparity in treatment, research shows.

Empty shelves and price gouging have parents desperate, but hope is on the horizon.

Consider these tips to stay sane if your baby won't feed.

Here's how to strike a balance between using breast milk and formula.

A monthly stipend can have a big impact on a newborn's development.

That six-week marker doesn't automatically mean you can get busy.

Looking for ideas to support a new parent? We've got you covered.

This tightly wrapped fabric can make you feel comfortable and boost your self-esteem.

The practice is thought to diminish stress and increase bonding between parents and newborns.

This common scarring occurs as your body grows to accommodate your growing baby.

Focusing on losing weight while nursing can be harmful. The experts explain why.

PPD is a common but often isolating experience. Help from others can make all the difference.

The images in these parents' heads are terrifying, and professional help is vital.

There are some exceptions, however, so always talk to your doctor.

Postpartum time is stressful enough without worrying about setting a feeding schedule.

The bipartisan legislation would prevent the sale of these items that increase the risk of SIDS.

Two experts share which baby items are useful and which are a waste of money, or worse.

The symptoms of PPD can be debilitating both physically and mentally, so seek the help you need.

Baby tech is a $46 billion industry, but is it worth the expense it costs parents?

Mothers and infants bond in many ways, including through smell, scientists say.

Proposed legislation would provide breast pumps, supplies and lactation support to families.

Everything is different now, and you're not the one setting the timeline.

Certain powdered infant formulas have resulted in 2 known deaths due to bacterial contamination.

(And what to do if they don't.)

If nursing your baby has left your boobs uneven, you're not alone.

The condition can hit post-weaning rather than immediately after birth.

Parents of young children may feel overwhelmed by the lack of personal space.

In this online community, women are changing the narrative.

Cultural norms on bed-sharing differ across the globe, but how safe actually is the practice?

Doctors suggest six weeks before engaging in postnatal intercourse, but what's the reality?

While this aid can help your lactation experience, it's not a perfect solution for everyone.

Caring for a baby's sensitive epidermis can be stressful, but our experts are here to help.

'Kangaroo care' offers a variety of benefits to newborns.

Vice President Harris issues Call to Action to improve health outcomes for parents and infants.

These professionals can help get your baby sleeping through the night.

Childbirth is difficult on the body and mind, but professional treatment can help with healing.

If you feel the urge to lick your baby, go ahead. It's a primal instinct that's relatively safe.

Stitching a person too tight after tears from childbirth can happen on purpose or by accident.

Almost half of new moms stay home after maternity leave ends—and many feel they have no choice.

Buckling your newborn in properly can be lifesaving. Luckily, there are resources available.

It's okay to imbibe a bit while breastfeeding—pumping and dumping isn’t the only solution.

'I'm really tired and not a superhuman, and this is really hard.'

A new study shows the unique challenges it posed to new moms.

Choosing the best device for your milk production is a big decision. Here's what to know.

These hidden building blocks of immunity protect babies in their first months of life.

Your baby needs a lot of attention, but you deserve some, too.

This nutrient-rich golden liquid gives newborns natural protection in their first days of life.

Those fluttering kick-like feelings are very real and can occur long after pregnancy.

As they seek more donations, official banks also stress the risks of informal sharing.

Doctors weigh in on the viral TikTok and the benefits of topical breast milk.

While booking a birth has become increasingly trendy, cesarean section is not without danger.

Six weeks after delivery is likely not enough time to heal.

Talk to your doctor about therapeutic interventions and lifestyle adjustments.

Be more empowered in your decision if the doctor recommends a cesarean.

Keep these items on hand to manage tearing, bruising, sore nipples and other common troubles.

Is wearing a baby carrier right for you and your baby?

Whether you had a vaginal delivery or a C-section, your sex life may be impacted.

What science says about the newest ‘superfood’ fad.

From smelling like soap to tasting metallic or turning pink, feeding time offers many surprises.

The rest new parents need is possible with these tried-and-true strategies.

Postpartum pelvic floor issues are common, but it is possible to regain control of your body.

Bringing a baby into the world can bring emotional upheaval. Here's how to support your partner.

Taking care of your baby and taking care of yourself don't have to be mutually exclusive goals.

It's normal to feel down sometimes when caring for a newborn. But at what point is it dangerous?

Your body and mind go through a lot during 'the fourth trimester.' Pay attention to them.

Yes, your body changes during and after pregnancy, but you may be blaming the wrong factors.

Post-delivery, it's easy to feel pressured to get back at it—but your partner will have to deal.

To protect your and your baby's health while breastfeeding, take action and be prepared.

Every woman’s experiences with pregnancy are different—including how they feel about sex.

Keeping nipples healthy during breastfeeding can prevent serious health complications.

Almost all mammals, except humans, eat their placenta after birth. Should we?

Here are some simple ways to take care of mastitis so you can continue breastfeeding your baby.

Postpartum depression can create rifts between partners and sever intimate bonds.

Ongoing depression during pregnancy and afterward is a common condition. Recognize the signs.

A ‘mommy makeover’ promises to restore your body to pre-pregnancy shape. Is it just hype?

Exercising after giving birth can be important to your physical and mental well-being.

Through support and healthy adjustments, you’ll be more equipped for postpartum depression.

Breastfeeding is preferred in most cases, but for various reasons, not all mothers can do it.

There are critical steps to manage PPD, a serious condition that affects moms after childbirth.