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    Park it

    Supplies for your outdoor adventures

    Parks can be a mom’s best friend. The trees, the benches, the swings … the perfect place to kill a few hours on a pretty afternoon. Before you head out of the house for a day of carefree fun, though, … Continue reading →

    Dine and dash: The birth of Alexandra

    If you want to kick-start your labor, I highly recommend going to Costco. You can walk your way to a baby and load up on enough toilet paper to last at least six months. Now I know what you must … Continue reading →

    Make room for baby

    Professional Organizer Amanda LeBlanc shares her tips for getting your life together.

    Professional Organizer Amanda LeBlanc has rescued countless clients from perpetual chaos. So we couldn’t wait to ask the entrepreneur, clutter crusader and TV personality (you probably recognize her from Style Network’s hit show The Amandas) to dish about her favorite … Continue reading →

    Philips AVENT SD535 DECT Baby Monitor

    “Is it the cat or the baby?” I whisper desperately as I leap out of bed for the 47th time. My husband quietly sighs as he puts the movie on pause again. Being a new mom with a tiny baby … Continue reading →

    Spill it: 10 diaper bag essentials

    Are you ready? Here’s the dish on the essential contents for every mom’s diaper bag. (By the way, we love this cherry red number, which boasts extra large grommets that slide easily over umbrella-style stroller handles.) 1. Pacifier pouch. A … Continue reading →

    Townes’ nursery

    P&N’s Nursery Tour: A peek into fabulous baby rooms across the country. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Jodi Kendall is a writer living with her husband and toddler son, Townes, in New York City. Her clients include the National Geographic Channel, Nat Geo Wild and … Continue reading →

    We’ve come a long way, baby!

    A timeline of the developing tools and methods of childbirth.

    InStep Rocket II Bicycle Trailer

    As I opened up the box of the InStep Rocket II Bicycle Trailer I immediately felt overwhelmed, primarily because of its size. I read through the manual and began to put the bike trailer together as a stroller to begin. … Continue reading →

    Hilary Duff celebrates and supports motherhood

    Save the Children® and JOHNSON’S® Baby CARES have once again partnered to provide educational resources for maternal and baby health in rural areas around the United States. Actress and recording artist Hilary Duff is proud to return as their spokesmom. Hilary … Continue reading →

    Happy day

    A few of my favorite things

    May is one of my favorite months for several reasons. Two of those reasons: my birthday (today!) and Mother’s Day. Since they are usually within a few days of each other, I get double celebrations right on top of each … Continue reading →

    A beautiful prize awaiting: The birth of Aveline

    After experiencing nearly a week of fairly regular contractions that would continue to stall, I knew something felt different the Thursday evening before we welcomed Miss Aveline Muir into this world. Different enough, in fact, that as we put our … Continue reading →

    Summer Infant Baby Touch 2

    As first-time parents, my husband and I were very excited for the opportunity to review the Summer Infant Baby Touch 2 monitor. My husband, a self-professed tech geek, was interested in the touch screen features and auto scan features. I … Continue reading →

    Teach your children well

    Teacher Appreciation Week

    It is no secret that mothers are our first teachers. From kisses and cuddles to talking and walking, they are there with love and guidance. This week is Teacher Appreciation Week and we want to give a nod to all … Continue reading →

    Hello, yellow.

    It’s no secret that yellow (mustard, specifically) is one of my favorite colors, and I’d argue that it looks especially good in handbag form, particularly in the spring. So in case you’re having trouble coming up with an answer when … Continue reading →

    Happy trails

    Introduce your tot to the great outdoors with gear that's designed for active families.

    Five fascinating moms: Naomi Davis

    Inspiring women share their stories of life, work and motherhood.

    Name: Naomi Davis Age: 26 Lives in: New York City, New York Occupation: Blogger Partner in crime: Josh Davis Website: lovetaza.com Favorite item in her closet: A vintage pink dress that makes her feel girly and pretty Strangest pregnancy craving: She … Continue reading →

    Five fascinating moms: Emma Bing

    Inspiring women share their stories of life, work and motherhood.

    Name: Emma Bing Age: 29 Lives in: Los Angeles Occupation: Writer Partner in crime: Russell Ali Website: whattoexpect.com Favorite movie: What to Expect When You’re Expecting Strangest pregnancy craving: Black olives First thing she does in the morning: Pees (for … Continue reading →

    Five fascinating moms: Kerri Walsh Jennings

    Inspiring women share their stories of life, work and motherhood.

    Name: Kerri Walsh Jennings Age: 34 Lives in: Los Angeles Occupation: Professional beach volleyball player Partner in crime: Casey Jennings Website: kerriwalsh.com Favorite television show: Anything on Bravo Strangest pregnancy craving: Lemonade First thing she does in the morning: Procrastinates … Continue reading →

    Pack up

    A few of our favorite things for the labor bag.

    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 →

    Get packin’

    A guide to what you'll need on your big day.

    On paper • Insurance card and hospital or birthing center admission paperwork • Photo ID • Several copies of your birth plan (both a detailed and a condensed version, just in case the staff is skimming it in a hurry)   Go … Continue reading →

    Small chops

    Handling the teething process is easier than you might think.

    I can remember the day my son got his first tooth. I woke up that morning and elbowed my husband to get out of bed and check on our little guy. For the first time ever, he had slept the … Continue reading →

    Smart snacks

    Grab good-for-you grub when between-meal hunger strikes.

    You’ve heard it before: Eating small amounts of healthy foods throughout the day rather than indulging in three whopping meals is the way to go. It keeps your belly full, which provides your wee one with a steady flow of nutrients—and … Continue reading →

    In bloom

    Bring on those May flowers

    Flowers are popping up everywhere! I love this time of year—but I don’t love that I tend to kill every bloom I touch. So I like to surround myself with pretty florals that don’t require water, sunlight, or anything else … Continue reading →

    Not your grandmama’s pregnancy

    Nothing puts a rosy glow on your pregnancy like considering how rough it would have been in days gone by.

    The [arguably] good old days If you found yourself expecting a baby in the 19th century, you might view your condition with limited enthusiasm. Of course, you would hope for a healthy child and a happy future, but precedent would … Continue reading →

    Dermatological drama

    An overview of symptoms that can really get under your skin.

    Pregnancy is a beautiful experience, but as your body changes inside and out to accommodate baby, your skin may bear the ugly brunt of it. There are all kinds of epidermal issues affecting the expectant crowd, but with these tips, … Continue reading →

    Motorola MBP41 Color Video Monitor

    For years I’ve been watching other women in my life go through the process of being pregnant and picking out endless items for the new baby’s life. It always seemed a little overwhelming to go through each need, research the … Continue reading →

    My elective C-section: The birth of Summer

    I received the March 2013 issue of Pregnancy & Newborn in the mail last month and was all too happy to flip it open to the “Welcome to the world” birth stories. As a first-time mom to a beautiful 16-week … Continue reading →

    Beco Baby Carrier Soleil

    As a mother of three, I’ve had the opportunity to put to use a variety of carriers. But with each one I have been left wanting for something a little bit different. With the new Beco Baby Carrier Soleil, I … Continue reading →

    Just in case

    The 411 on cord blood banking.

    A slew of thoughts ran through my mind when I found out I was expecting my first little bundle. Is it a boy or a girl? What color should I paint the nursery? Will he or she look like me? … Continue reading →

    Understanding the ultrasound

    An introduction to prenatal sonograms.

    The test came back positive—congratulations! You’re going to have a baby. While your nine-month to-do list is growing by the minute, it’s likely you can think of little else besides seeing your bambino for the first time. Thankfully, waiting 40 … Continue reading →

    Past due

    A few facts to keep you from going postal when you've gone postterm.

    One of the most common questions a pregnant woman is asked after announcing she has a baby on the way is “When are you due?” And the askers are not often looking for a roundabout answer. They want a specific … Continue reading →

    Babymoon after birth

    Can’t swing the traditional prebaby getaway? Consider taking a different kind of retreat later down the road.

    Parents are often so caught up in the flurry of sharing their new baby with family and friends that they neglect to have a “babymoon.” Now, we’re not talking about a last hurrah for parents-to-be prior to baby’s arrival. Rather, … Continue reading →

    Tricks of the trade

    Real moms share their best advice.

    It seems as soon as your belly pops, words of so-called wisdom start flying at you from every direction, and even your childless great-aunt Sue suddenly becomes an expert in baby-rearing. Before you become overwhelmed by the avalanche of advice … Continue reading →



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