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6 Useful Gifts for Mom’s First Mother’s Day

1 week ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share A mom’s first Mother’s Day is such an important milestone. It’s a day to celebrate everything she has been through as a mom — whether she became a mom through pregnancy and childbirth, surrogacy, fostering, or adoption. We all know the classic Mother’s Day gifts: chocolate, jewelry, and flowers. While those are all great gifts, they aren’t exactly useful.
Dangerous Signs of Postpartum Preeclampsia, The 'Scary' Condition Meghan Markle Experienced

1 week ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share Pregnancy and childbirth can be beautiful, but they can also be full of scary and potentially dangerous conditions. In the past few years, more and more women have been speaking out about their pregnancy experiences, and they aren’t always positive.
This Red State vs. Blue State Baby Name Data Proves How Divided We Are as a Country

2 weeks ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share In today’s day and age, everything is political — even baby names. A study by Nameberry dives into red state and blue state baby names, and the results have caused quite a stir online. Although the study was originally published in August 2024, it’s getting widespread traction all over the internet recently.
15 Essential Products to Include in a Pregnancy Care Package

2 weeks ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share Pregnancy is hard — even the “easiest” pregnancies are hard on the body. After all, you’re growing a whole human being! By the third trimester, most moms-to-be are uncomfortable, dealing with aches and pains, having trouble sleeping, always hungry but dealing with heartburn, and feeling impatient about their baby’s arrival.
Baby Registry Basics: What You Really Need

2 weeks ago | mom.com | Erica Loop

Share While your baby is busy growing in your womb, your friends and family are prepping for your little one’s arrival by showering you with presents. Before browsing all your favorite stores online, think about the basics to put on your baby registry.
Summer Stroller Accessories to Keep Babies Cool & Comfortable

2 weeks ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share During the summer, it’s really fun to spend time outside with your kids. Whether you’re playing at the park, going for a long walk around the neighborhood, or heading to the beach, it’s important to keep your baby’s needs in mind. As you prepare for the summer, you’ll want to stock up on lightweight baby clothes, sun protection (like hats and sunscreen), and summer stroller accessories.
Delicious (And Nutritious) Options for Pouch-Obsessed Babies and Toddlers

3 weeks ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share My daughter is almost a year old, and to say she loves baby food pouches would be an understatement. When she started eating solids at six months, we decided to do a mix of classic purees and baby-led-weaning (which primarily uses finger foods). In my search for purees, I bought a variety of jars and pouches.
Editor's Picks: April 2025

3 weeks ago | mom.com | Ileana Paules-Bronet

Share Spring is officially here and we’re so excited to be coming out of the dreary winter months. As we speed toward the summer months, it’s time to get the family ready for warmer weather and school vacations — but also keep our daily routines to make sure we stay sane. This month, it’s all about getting better sleep, fueling our body and focusing on nutrition, and getting outside.
What Are Nesting Parties? The Perfect Baby Shower Alternative

4 weeks ago | mom.com | Martha Sorren

Share As you approach your due date, it’s natural to want to start prepping for the baby’s arrival. You can do this by decorating their nursery, organizing their items, and just generally getting your life in order to welcome a newborn.
6 Strategies That Work

4 weeks ago | mom.com | Chaunie Brusie

Share We all want to raise kids who grow up to be capable, confident, and ready to take on the world—but sometimes it feels easier to just do things for them than to deal with the whining or the mess. The question often becomes how to best raise an independent child without making our own lives more difficult in the process.