Olivia DeLong

Already emotional from a miscarriage and D&C, the sticker shock of this necessary procedure was almost too much to handle.

Aili Hermann thought she might have to give birth in a Lyft. Here's how her delivery unfolded, plus how she remained calm through it all.

Stephanie Schmitt pushed for two hours, and was totally surprised when her son Lochlan was nearly 12 pounds.

Katie Tikkanen's birth plan was upended when she went into labor at 34 weeks pregnant.

As of January 2025, Costco is switching diaper manufacturers.

Having anxiety during pregnancy is very common, especially if you’ve had a prior pregnancy loss. One mom tells her story, plus how she coped.

The FDA has now approved the oral medication Zurzuvae to treat postpartum depression. Our perinatal psychiatrist talks through what we know about the drug so far.

As a mom of a child who had RSV just a year ago, I couldn't be more excited to hear that this therapy could be available as early as October 2023.

It’s the start of a new year (hello, 2023!) which means a new crop of babies – and a new crop of baby names. And if recent data is any indication, certain names are on a downward trajectory and could basically go extinct this year.

If you’re pregnant and on TikTok, then you’ve probably seen posts about “pregnancy nose” recently. Pregnant women have been posting before-and-after photos showing how their noses change throughout their pregnancies.

Squeezed by inflation and the soaring costs of raising a baby, many families have tightened their budgets this year. But there’s something many moms of young children say they’d want from their employers even more than a pay increase right now: flexible hours and remote work options.

As a parent, it's important to know the more serious signs to watch out for as we navigate this year's RSV season. ...

On June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court voted to strike down Roe v. Wade, eliminating the constitutional right for a woman to have an abortion. Abortion access is now determined at the state level, and the procedure stands to be banned or heavily restricted in about half the states.

Lots of women are on the lookout for non-hormonal birth control these days, and Phexxi is a popular option – but social media is blowing up with women posting stories about getting pregnant while using it.