“I feel like every day I wake up and there’s something new.”

A new study of almost 200,000 women proves that moms are not okay.

At 60, the longtime morning show host moved to the suburbs, leaned into mom life, and started a business. And she couldn’t be happier.

It can sometimes be normal—and other times, cause for concern.

I tried to find calm, one tiny dose at a time.

Plus, when to seek urgent care for a sick child.

If you’re pregnant, have a baby, or are 60+, you should be paying attention to this virus.

You never think your child is going to be in that small percentage of serious cases.

She shares with SELF how she got started running at 23, her training modifications while pregnant, and why retirement is looking less likely.

Remember that you won’t be sexless and covered in spit-up forever.

It’ll be one less thing athlete parents need to think about as they compete in Paris.

Asking for my areolae.

All the physical changes—and newfound attention—can bring up a lot of complicated feelings.

A solid base of support is key—along with the confidence to tap into it for what you need.

It absolutely took longer than six weeks to get back in the groove.

“It’s really hard to want something so much and to wonder if you’re doing something wrong.”

Experts say having a loose plan in place before you start trying can go a long way.

The good news is that your symptoms could actually improve when you are pregnant.

The early days of pregnancy are a wild ride. Here’s your mini guide to navigating it all.

In her memoir, “The Woman in Me,” she wrote that constant public scrutiny made her feel isolated and afraid.