At my baby shower, my family and friends were eager to share their best birth and pregnancy advice. Now looking back, it was breastfeeding I really needed the scoop on. So if you’re planning to breastfeed, here are a few things I wish I would have heard at my shower.

Getting kids to do their chores is no easy feat. It's pretty common for kids to moan and groan about having to clean up their toys and feed Fido — and pretty normal, too. But study after study tells us it's not just helpful to get kids to pitch in around the house; it's good for them, too. So how do you make them step up? Bring on the mom hacks!

Co-sleeping might not be for everyone, but it was for us — the good, the bad, and the ugly of it. So if you're a co-sleeping parent like me, I’m guessing you’ve thought some of these very things in the middle of the night.

According to a survey, sharing the chores fairly was considered more important to a happy marriage than shared political views, having common interests, and even whether or not you make enough money.

There's a group of moms who are a perfect fit for using both breast milk and formula to feed their baby: the moms who, like me, will never pump enough or who have done everything in their power to remedy weight-gain issues with their baby and nothing has worked.

Life with an infant pulls you in a million directions at once. The only way to get it all done, it seems, is to take on six things at a time. But that’s easier said than done, so we’ve assembled these surefire tips to help you multitask through your crazy, busy, baby-centric days.

There are plenty of examples of parents getting criticized for doing something that scientific research actually endorses. If you’re regularly practicing any of these activities and worry what people might think of you, don’t. Science has your back.

Getting baby to go to sleep is not an easy feat. They're fussy, they cry, and are sometimes unwilling to get some shut-eye. They also seem as if they'll do whatever they can to stay awake. So it's time to pull out some tricks from your parenting arsenal and get that little one snoozing.

A “baby bubble” is a strange phenomenon that swallows the parent of a newborn into a small, enclosed nothing-but-baby world. If you’re wondering if you’ve gotten stuck in your own baby bubble, here are five giveaway clues that you are.

What if you could save a minute here and there and, by the end of the day, have a full hour to pursue a hobby, veg out, or just get to bed early?