motherhood

Amrit Tietz and Lauren Levinger, co-founders of the website Spread the Jelly, are bringing radical honesty to the parenthood experiences nobody talks about.

Experts share the beauty items that got them through every trimester.

How a decade of beauty treatments has both honored—and altered—my resemblance to the woman who taught me to love myself.

In an excerpt from Amanda Hess's debut memoir, 'Second Life,' she writes about a movement that predates MAHA moms.

The model shared photos of her baby bump, along with the caption, "next chapter, motherhood."

"I was not keeping up with any kind of training...I said no to everything."

It’s not just the climate that’s changing. Our environmental crisis is shifting American attitudes about having kids.

The singer was so vulnerable on Instagram.

According to an eye-opening new report.

They may chronicle domestic bliss, but for housekeeping underachiever Sandra Tsing Loh, housewife blogs inspire mixed feelings.

In a controversial new book, firebrand French philosopher Elisabeth Badinter argues that modern motherhood is a throwback to the pastand has become a tyranny for women

A new book by American journalist Pamela Druckerman, Bringing Up Bébé, says that French mothers are superior to American mothers. Quelle horreur! Marie Claire gets le scoop

When writer Susan Shapiro introduced her brother to her close friend, she had no idea she'd lose them both.

Whether your clock started ticking early or you're feeling a time crunch at 40, deciding when to have a baby is never simple.

At the first-annual WIE symposium, such female leaders as Arianna Huffington and Sarah Brown took the stage to discuss some seriously interesting topics.

Ashamed, confused, and afraid to take meds, thousands of mothers-to-be struggle silently with depression. But avoiding treatment could be the worst choice for mom and baby.

After growing up in a frenzy of feminism and bra burning, Martha McPhee learned to embrace her breasts after she became a mother.

Trying to beat her biological clock, Sarah Elizabeth Richards turns to extreme science.