Postpartum care

In Kate Rope's new book, Strong as a Mother, she talks about the terrifying but rarely talked about thoughts that new moms get postpartum.

From acne after pregnancy to spider veins, how to handle even the most harrowing postpartum skin conditions.

When I got to a La Leche League meeting and one mom offered to hold my baby and yet another offered me a “lactation cookie,” I started to bawl.

Canadian and U.S. healthcare focuses almost exclusively on the baby, to the point that the postpartum health of their mothers is seriously neglected.

After I had my first son, I didn’t just feel different; it was like a grenade had been detonated, deep in the command central of my life.