Author name: Heather Magill

Many of the expectant parents I talk to hope to breastfeed their baby after the birth, and with good reason. […]

The mother-baby relationship can be one of intense closeness from the start, and some expectant parents worry that without the

A question I’ve been thinking about a lot lately is, “Who am I parenting for?” Am I thinking about my

There, I said it. Boredom is an emotion we don’t talk much about as moms, and yet I’ve felt it

You can only do what you can do. My home is never all clean at the same time, and I

Oxytocin is a hormone that plays a role in many aspects of parenthood, from feelings of closeness and bonding, to

Being a mom is like turning up the volume on your emotions. I feel love, joy, and gratitude like never

Before I had kids, I assumed that becoming a parent meant going from “me” to “me with a baby”. I

Certainty is so comforting, isn’t it? We like to know that we are doing the right thing that will lead

Most expectant parents have heard of birth plans, and it is now common for families to have a document listing