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The Surprising Sleep Position That’s Affecting Your Baby’s Development

The Surprising Sleep Position That’s Affecting Your Baby’s Development
February 21, 2026
For decades, expectant mothers have received consistent advice about sleeping on their left side, particularly during the third trimester. This recommendation aims to improve blood flow and prevent compression of…
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The ‘Mom Brain’ Phenomenon: Why You Feel Forgetful (And How to Fix It)

The ‘Mom Brain’ Phenomenon: Why You Feel Forgetful (And How to Fix It)
February 20, 2026
Have you walked into a room and immediately forgotten why? Lost track of what you were saying mid-sentence? Put your phone in the fridge? If so, welcome to the club—this…
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Federal Safe to Sleep Campaign Shuttered Amid Rising Infant Deaths

Federal Safe to Sleep Campaign Shuttered Amid Rising Infant Deaths
December 11, 2025
Parents across America may soon find it harder to access crucial infant safety information following the closure of the federal office responsible for the Safe to Sleep campaign—a public health…
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Moms Are Facing a Mental Health Crisis, What Needs to Change?

Moms Are Facing a Mental Health Crisis, What Needs to Change?
October 16, 2025
Motherhood is widely recognized as one of life’s most rewarding experiences, but it also comes with significant challenges. A 2025 study reveals that American mothers are experiencing a steep decline…
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Experts Reject RFK Jr.’s Claim Linking Circumcision and Autism

Experts Reject RFK Jr.’s Claim Linking Circumcision and Autism
October 14, 2025
https://youtu.be/dJm5eKY0NOg?si=loAywUdcZKATqLFA Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is once again drawing criticism from medical experts — this time for suggesting a link between circumcision, Tylenol use, and autism. His comments,…
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Mothers’ Workload: From 98-Hour Weeks to Rising Mental Load

Mothers’ Workload: From 98-Hour Weeks to Rising Mental Load
October 7, 2025
When a 2018 survey claimed that U.S. mothers were working the equivalent of 2.5 full-time jobs (about 98 hours per week), it grabbed headlines and stoked debate. Since then, new…
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Trump ‘Cancels’ Tylenol: Experts Reject Claims Linking it to Autism

Trump ‘Cancels’ Tylenol: Experts Reject Claims Linking it to Autism
September 24, 2025
President Donald Trump ignited controversy this week after suggesting that Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy could cause autism, and signaling that his administration would move toward new warning labels. The announcement…
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RFK Jr. Reportedly Weighs Linking Tylenol in Pregnancy to Autism

RFK Jr. Reportedly Weighs Linking Tylenol in Pregnancy to Autism
September 8, 2025
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing scrutiny after reports suggested he may soon announce a possible link between autism and Tylenol use during pregnancy. The claim, first reported…
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The Average Age of First-Time Mothers Keeps Climbing Fast

The Average Age of First-Time Mothers Keeps Climbing Fast
July 1, 2025
New CDC data shows a dramatic shift in when women start families In the United States, the average age of first-time mothers is steadily rising — and the trend shows…
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Heat Safety Tips for Pregnancy and New Motherhood

Heat Safety Tips for Pregnancy and New Motherhood
June 25, 2025
Summer is a season of sunshine and growth—but when you’re pregnant or caring for a newborn, rising temperatures come with added risks. According to experts, heat safety during pregnancy isn’t…
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