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This Kids App Wants Parents To Stop Feeling Guilty About Screen Time

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

Share If you’ve ever felt guilty about your kids’ screen time, you’re not alone. Although 87% of American parents permit their children to use screens, more than three quarters (77%) feel judged for it — and that sense of judgment often leads to guilt. Somehow, even though most parents recognize that intentional screen use can benefit children, this feeling of screen time guilt has become the norm.
How to Give the Gift of Comfort to Expecting Moms This Mother's Day

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

Share Pregnancy is beautiful, but it can also be deeply uncomfortable. From first trimester morning sickness, to second trimester round ligament pain, to third trimester swelling, moms-to-be go through a lot. Growing a new life puts an expecting mom’s body through a lot — luckily, there are a lot of products to help keep pregnant people comfortable.
6 Baby Products You'll Use Every Day

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

Share When you’re expecting a baby, it can be overwhelming to figure out which baby products you actually need. It seems like every product is marketed as a “must-have,” but you’ll probably question what’s a necessity and what’s not.
Newborn Parenting Advice That's *Actually* Helpful

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

Share As the mom of a 1-year-old, I’ve been inundated with parenting advice over the past year. It seems like as soon as you’re pregnant, everyone and their mother believes it’s their responsibility to offer advice, warnings, and suggestions. Some of this guidance is helpful, but some of it is… not.
7 Postpartum Recovery Products to Put on Your Baby Registry

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

When you're putting together your baby registry, make sure to include these essential postpartum recovery products.
WTF Is 'Fertility Maxxing'? Why It's Gaining Attention Among People Trying to Get Pregnant

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

Share If you read this headline and thought, “What in the FRESH h*ll is fertility maxxing?” you’re not alone. An X user named Amanda had the same question. In the most basic terms, “fertility maxxing” refers to maximizing your fertility — but we have to get a little deeper into the history of the term to truly understand it.
6 Useful Gifts for Mom’s First Mother’s Day

4 weeks 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 month 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

1 month 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

1 month 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.