Don't worry, those little rhythmic jumps in your womb are totally normal and safe.

If you are expecting twins or more, you need to cover a higher metabolic demand.

The first question: What kind of contraceptive have you been using?

Here's what you need to know about the chance of fertilization during menstruation.

Experts offer an explanation and tips for managing the burn.

Freebirth is a high-risk, high-reward option for labor, but medical experts advise against it.

Wondering how to tell the difference between true labor pain and Braxton Hicks? Read on.

Warning: Natural bodily functions may occur during labor.

There may be an increased risk of preterm delivery, gestational hypertension and preeclampsia.

Experts debunk the myths that accompany your bump.

Timing is everything for accurate results at home.

Be gentle with yourself, mama. Don't fret about body image and find positive support.

COVID-19 changed our lives, but not always for the worse. I decided to have a beautiful baby.

Infants born to vaccinated mothers are less likely to catch the virus, new study finds.

While COVID-19 likely exacerbated the risks, numbers have been rising since 2000.

The 'Birthing-Friendly' hospital designation is intended to reduce mortality rates.

Research indicates that vaccines continue to work, helping both mother and child.

It's an occurrence known as superfetation and it's incredibly rare—but shockingly possible.

Obstetric units continue to close as the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbates systemic inequity.

While some women see a decrease in symptoms when pregnant, medication can complicate things.

Protecting yourself protects your baby.

Also known as a stealth or denied pregnancy, this condition is more common than you'd think.

Forgoing a hospital setting is fine for many women, but having a plan in place is vital.

Wondering if your insatiable taste for hot Cheetos was passed down in utero?

Research shows America will reap the benefits if it supports pregnant and postpartum women.

Here's what you should know about the trendy delivery method.

The CDC advises expectant women to get another dose for additional protection.

While it's not something to add to your worry list, you should be aware of the symptoms.

Staying hydrated is important, but fortunately for your bladder, you don't need to go overboard.

'If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power' is a gothic tale of pregnancy and identity.

Science is starting to uncover the fascinating and terrifying truth about this vital organ.

Even with state-mandated screening, women in low socioeconomic areas may face hurdles.

For her second home birth, the actor prioritized self-advocacy and comfort.

Pregnancy puts women at high risk for severe illness. Vaccination makes a difference.

Certain activities aren't safe when carrying a child. Here's how to adapt.

The number-one rule is that you can always say no.

Your step-by-step guide to finding the right person to record this very important day.

A leading OB-GYN discusses vaccine hesitancy, latest research and the benefits of vaccination.

The McCord List creator faced health complications along with COVID-19 restrictions.

Seven women share their journeys through recovery and looking past birth expectations.

A recently enacted law offers free health checkups for newborns and families following birth.

Despite the risk of severe illness and urging from the CDC, only 22% are fully immunized.

Policymakers hope the new law will help address the state's Black maternal mortality crisis.

9 months. 40 weeks. What's the difference, and why does it matter?

With more and more women delaying pregnancy, the American birth rate is at an all-time low.

The Jill of all trades in women’s care is often underestimated and misunderstood.

The way you care for your teeth and gums affects your baby, too.

An emotional support professional can set the tone for a positive birth experience for women.

The centuries-old profession is a critical part of the birthing process for many modern parents.

How to find a doula to empower and protect you for a successful birth.

Careful decisions regarding conception and pregnancy are nobody's business but your own.

So, you want to become a midwife? Be ready to burn the midnight oil.

Many factors, including supplements, influence a child's health.

You'll hear a lot of tales about pregnancy and postpartum life. It's time to get the facts.

You can never be too careful.

You may be wary of epidurals, but they're a safe and effective way to manage childbirth pain.

During pregnancy, everything is always changing. Be prepared for your sex life to change, too.

During pregnancy, intense specified hunger can go beyond just wishing for a cookie.

Multiple labor pain-management options exist, so here's what to consider for your delivery.

Being pregnant changes everything—including sex. You have questions; we have answers.