Doctors recommend the glucose test to screen for gestational diabetes in pregnancy, but it's not mandatory. Here's what to know to make an informed choice.
Life with little kids needs to be triaged—If you want to "have it all," pick a few of your most important things, focus on those and let the rest go.
There are pros and cons to back-to-back pregnancies, or waiting a few more years before diving back into baby land. We weigh all of the options.
A good anger-scour of everything in my entire house helps me clear my head. Plus, rage cleaning is cheaper than going to therapy.
There's no shame in having a mom meltdown—it happens to all of us at some point. (And yes, your kids will get over it, I promise.)
I hope that starting kindergarten will help my baby grow up (but just not too quickly, please!).
In your second and third trimesters, doing daily kick counts to log your baby's little jabs and flutters is recommended (and can be reassuring).
Your boobs go through all sorts of magical changes during pregnancy (even though it may not feel that way).
Do you feel like a walking mom-zombie, staggering around in a fog of fatigue and broken sleep? This is how sleep deprivation wreaks havoc on your health.
Katie noticed that the parents in her fave Christmas movies are struggling, but a little Christmas cheer fixes them. Except that doesn’t happen in real life.
It’s clear that men need to orgasm to make a baby. But do women? We asked the experts whether achieving climax can help with conception.