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1 week ago | thebump.com | Nehal Aggarwal |G. O’Hara |Dina DiMaggio Walters

Baby spit up is natural in those first few months, but why does it happen? Read on to find out what’s causing it, plus when it’s important to loop in your pediatrician. save articleBy Nehal Aggarwal, EditorUpdated May 30, 2025Medically Reviewed by Dina DiMaggio Walters, MD|Fact Checked by G. O’HaraImage: Greanlnw studio | ShutterstockBaby spit up is a fact of life for new parents.

1 week ago | thebump.com | Nehal Aggarwal |G. O’Hara |Dina DiMaggio Walters

Ready to wean baby off of the pacifier? Here, tips to get you both through the big breakup. save articleBy Nehal Aggarwal, EditorUpdated May 30, 2025Medically Reviewed by Dina DiMaggio Walters, MD|Fact Checked by G. O’HaraImage: Lea Jones | Stocksy UnitedSome habits are hard to quit—and the pacifier (or binky or whatever your pet name is for it) is definitely one of the hardest for babies.

2 weeks ago | thebump.com | Korin Miller |G. O’Hara |Kendra Segura |Lauren Barth

Feeling extra moist down there? Here’s how to know what you’re dealing with, according to OBs.save articleBy Korin Miller, Contributing WriterPublished Medically Reviewed by Kendra Segura, MD|Fact Checked by G. O’HaraImage: Brat Co | Stocksy UnitedYou probably know what’s normal and what’s not when it comes to your own vaginal discharge. But pregnancy has a way of changing things up down there. Enter: confusion.

2 weeks ago | thebump.com | Nehal Aggarwal |G. O’Hara |Dina DiMaggio Walters

If you’ve seen baby smiling and heard them cooing, their adorable giggle isn’t far behind. Here, experts and real parents share more about this cheerful milestone. save articleBy Nehal Aggarwal, EditorUpdated May 20, 2025Medically Reviewed by Dina DiMaggio Walters, MD|Fact Checked by G. O’HaraImage: MaaHoo | Stocksy UnitedIf you thought it was exciting to see baby smile, just wait until you hear that first sweet giggle.

2 weeks ago | thebump.com | Nehal Aggarwal |G. O’Hara |Kendra Segura

If you have a low-risk pregnancy, you absolutely can—just know it may hurt a bit more than it did before. Here, experts and moms dish on what it’s really like. save articleBy Nehal Aggarwal, EditorUpdated May 19, 2025Medically Reviewed by Kendra Segura, MD|Fact Checked by G. O’HaraImage: Tyshchenko Photography | ShutterstockWondering if you can get a Brazilian wax while pregnant?