Amy Green

Bonding with newborn takes time—after all, you just met, even if they grew inside you. Try to drop the guilt and get to know them.

Some changes are temporary while others may settle in for the long run. Here's when you should actually worry about your vagina after birth.

Fighting with your partner after baby is almost a certainty, but there are ways to ease the hate you feel for your spouse.

New motherhood can trigger the baby blues, a hefty dose of anxiety, sadness, irritability and fatigue, and it's important not to suffer in silence.

Some babies just need to cry, but the good news is it won't last forever. Here's how to tell if your baby's tears are a sign of colic.

Every exhausted new mom wants to know when the endless night time wakings will end and baby will sleep through the night. Here, a sleep expert weighs in.

Nursing your baby can feel like the Mount Everest of early parenthood, with no shortage of breastfeeding problems, but many moms agree that it gets better.

Until you've parented a baby, the idea of holding an infant can send you into a nervous sweat. Here's what you need to know.

Caring for an infant is the most thankless job, so try not to take it personally—and look for the subtle signs that baby most definintely doesn't hate you.

If having sex is the last thing on your sleep-deprived mind in the early days after baby, you're not alone. It's one of the 10 questions moms Google most!

Returning to work after maternity leave can be stressful, guilt inducing and exhilarating all at once. Here are some tips on coping with the transition.

It’s not like I expect every person to act over the moon about my news. But, when everyone from your boss to the barista at Starbucks feels inclined to comment on your pregnancy, can we at least return to Kindergarten 101.

It’s a working parent’s dream at the end of a long day to come home to a happy child, a clean home and a warm dinner. Yet I can’t help but feel...annoyed.

It was the most frequently asked question during my daughter’s first few months of life—and the one I liked answering the least.

It’s normal to develop body issues when your body won’t give you the one thing you want. Here are six ways to reconnect with it and trust it again.

Whether you’re anxious about childbirth or trying to love your bump, here’s how prenatal counselling can help you handle whatever pregnancy throws at you.