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Actor, author, Academy Award nominee and all-around-beloved funny person Melissa McCarthy says her daughters already have more confidence than she did at the age of 30. McCarthy shares daughters Vivian, born in 2007, and Georgette,
(HealthDay)—The benefits of breastfeeding are wide-ranging. For baby, they include protection against infections and illnesses, including asthma, as well as reducing the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Babies breastfed for six months are
It’s a truth universally acknowledged: Kids love cartoons. Whether they’re watching a movie or dancing along to toddler tunes, it’s pretty much always a hit. But a new study just revealed all that screen time
A few years ago, a hashtag popped up that people either loved or hated: #LikeAGirl. The campaign, launched by Always, was meant as a way to reclaim a popular insult young women hear (you know,
Kate Hudson is setting the record straight about news reports that she’s raising her newborn daughter, Rani Rose, genderless, so slow your roll, media (yeah, that includes us here at SheKnows). Hudson — mom of
It’s not that we’re against parenting “influencers,” it’s just… OK, maybe we totally are, because Jesus Christ, most of that shit ain’t real. Don’t lay your sponsored fit/glowy/detoxed perfect mommy content at our feet like
While it has been standard practice for decades to whisk newborns off to a bath within the first few hours of their birth, a new Cleveland Clinic study found that waiting to bathe a healthy
If you’ve noticed your little one takes his or her arts and crafts very seriously (who says a work of fine art can’t be created with a good old-fashioned set of crayons?), you probably want
January marks the two-year anniversary of the Trump presidency, but it also marks a far more positive occasion. On Jan. 19, the third women’s march will be held in Washington, D.C. and cities all over
More than 90 percent of Australian women start breastfeeding soon after the birth of their baby, but only 15 percent are exclusively breastfeeding at six months, despite national and international recommendations. The World Health Organisation