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Book Club: Family Inc.

This month, the Pregnancy & Newborn Book Club dives into a book with an invigorating and refreshing take on household organization. Husband and wife team Caitlin and Andrew Friedman write openly in Family, Inc. about how they were able to … Continue reading →

Book Club: Use Your Words: A Writing Guide for Mothers

April’s Book Club selection is for writer moms (veteran or new) who could use a little kickstart when it comes to penning their motherhood memories. Kate Hopper’s Use Your Words: A Writing Guide for Mothers is a helpful how-to that can nudge … Continue reading →

Book Club: Happier at Home

This month’s Book Club selection comes from Gretchen Rubin, author of the hit book and blog The Happiness Project. She’s back at the happiness pursuit again, this time embarking on a journey that takes her no farther than her front … Continue reading →

Book Club: Sh*tty Mom

Welcome to Pregnancy & Newborn‘s Book Club! This month’s book is Sh*tty Mom: The Parenting Guide for the Rest of Us by Laurie Kilmartin, Karen Moline, Alicia Ybarbo and Mary Ann Zoellner.Simply reading the table of contents of this tell-it-like-it-is … Continue reading →

Book Club: How to Look Hot in a Minivan

Welcome to Pregnancy & Newborn’s Book Club! This month’s book is How to Look Hot in a Minivan: A Real Woman’s Guide to Losing Weight, Looking Great, and Dressing Chic in the Age of the Celebrity Momby Janice Min.Former editor … Continue reading →

Mayim Bialik on her new book, Beyond the Sling

We caught up with mom of two, actor and Ph.D.-holding neuroscientist Mayim Bialik to talk about her new bookon attachment parenting, Beyond the Sling, and find out just what gentle discipline is all about, whether or not it’s possible to … Continue reading →

Meet the authors of Let’s Panic About Babies! (And win a copy of the book!)

What happens when two smart, funny writers decide to pen a guide to pregnancy and babies? You get a book with a laser-eyed infant on the cover, that’s what. You also get a gut-busting, side-splitting read about the perils (and … Continue reading →