By Ellen and Rachel on January 9, 2012
Would you consider giving birth in public? A Brooklyn artist has done just that …
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 6, 2012
One of the most common questions moms ask is, “How much Tylenol do I give?” The answer will get even more complicated soon.
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 4, 2012
When we think about teaching our kids community responsibility, are we ignoring a glaring danger to others right here in our own backyard?
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By Ellen and Rachel on January 2, 2012
A new study describes the sexual habits of our teenagers and the results may surprise you … especially if you have daughters.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 26, 2011
Amber Miller completed the Chicago Marathon and delivered a healthy baby girl a few hours later. Safe or high-risk?
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 24, 2011
May the new year bring much love and laughter to all the children (past and current) of the world.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 20, 2011
May the festival of lights bring joy and illumination to you and your family. Enjoy the celebration!
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 20, 2011
Do you end up wanting to crawl under the covers for the month of December? Fear not! There’s hope for you, Mama …
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 19, 2011
Learn the truth about the calories, fat and sugar that lurk in the most important meal of the day.
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By Ellen and Rachel on December 13, 2011
If you’re pregnant, nursing, or really little you might want to read this.
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