Breaking the news of your pregnancy requires thought and planning. Here are some general guidelines and tips to help you through it.

A guide to knowing when and how to announce your pregnancy on Facebook

Mention respiratory allergies and asthma and most people think of the outdoors. The bad news is the allergens that affect most people are actually indoors and cause problems year-round. The good news is people allergic to indoor allergens can often control them.

I recently celebrated my fifth Mother's Day. My family spent the day together doing simple fun things. I was perfectly content with my day and the gift my son made for me himself but later that evening as I watched the news (actual several news shows at once as my husband controlled the remote) I listened to several interviews with mothers in various walks of life and I started to wonder what our world would be like if mothers, all mothers, were given more power to control th...

After you find out that you are having a baby, the next big step is to decide when and how to make the pregnancy announcement to friends and family.

Unlike an overzealous reporter, who shoves his microphone into your face in his efforts to get your take on the latest, breaking news story, there is a multitude of reasons why you might just want to keep your listening devices a secret. One of the many ways in which you can do that is by using listening devices that look like a pen.

With the flu season just getting started, school in session, and a whooping cough epidemic under way in a few states, vaccines are in the news. Read on to discover some things about immunizations you might not have heard.

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Announcing your big news can be one of the most meaningful, memorable, and just plain fun parts of pregnancy. Looking for ideas? Here's how other expectant moms clued people in.

Pregnant women should limit the amount of green tea they drink during pregnancy. This article discusses why, as well as providing a guideline on how much coffee and tea can be safely drunk without significantly affecting the birth weight of your baby, or increasing the chance of miscarriage or stillbirths.