A landmark study of than 4 million women finds that those with endometriosis-related infertility are likely to become pregnant than women with other causes of infertility—offering real hope and new guidance for patients.
Recent Posts
Phoenix Infant Survives Days Alone After Mother’s Sudden Death
After a mother in Phoenix died suddenly, her newborn was left alone in their apartment for days — until a concerned neighbor’s call and swift police action saved the child’s life. The baby is now expected to recover fully.
New Study Shows How Maternal Age Impacts Birth Outcomes
A major Swedish study found that babies born to mothers over 40 face higher risks of complications...
Pregnant Rihanna Brings Son Riot to Cheer on Dad A$AP Rocky at Paris Fashion Week
Rihanna made a stylish entrance at Paris Fashion Week with 1-year-old Riot Rose in tow, showing...
New Research Links Cord Blood Proteins to Early-Onset Sepsis Detection
New research suggests that key proteins found in a newborn’s umbilical cord blood could help...
Tatamia 3-in-1 Baby Chair Recalled Over Suffocation Risk
Peg Perego has recalled its Tatamia 3-in-1 recr, swing, and high chair due to safety concerns...
Colorado Steps Up for NICU Parents With Groundbreaking Paid Leave
Colorado’s new neonatal paid leave is a first in the U.S. — but other countries like Canada...
Why Infant Mortality Is Rising Again in the U.S.
Recent CDC data show higher postneonatal death rates and growing state-level differences in infant...
Pregnancy
What a 30-Year Study Reveals About Endometriosis and Fertility
A landmark study of than 4 million women finds that those with endometriosis-related infertility...
New Study Shows How Maternal Age Impacts Birth Outcomes
A major Swedish study found that babies born to mothers over 40 face higher risks of complications...
Switching to Vaping During Pregnancy Cuts Exposure to Toxic Chemicals But Risks Remain
New research finds vaping during pregnancy lowers exposure to harmful chemicals compared to...
Teens Exposed to Forever Chemicals in the Womb Face Higher Blood Pressure Risks
A new study links prenatal exposure to PFAS—forever chemicals found in everyday items like coware...
New Research Links Daily Antibiotic Use to Fewer Preterm Births
A new trial involving nearly 1,000 pregnant women in Zimbabwe found that a common, low-cost...
Ontario Babies Born With Measles Amid Rising Cases
Since Ontario’s measles outbreak began last fall, six babies have been born with congenital measles...
Baby Gear
Meet the Bugaboo Butterfly 2: A Smart, Sustainable Travel...
Bugaboo unveils the Butterfly 2, its redesigned travel stroller made for families on the move. With...
Bugaboo x Konges Sløjd: A Playful New Collection to Refresh Your...
Bugaboo teams up with Danish brand Konges Sløjd for a fresh limited-edition stroller accessory...
iCandy Announces New Compact Stroller Designed for Urban Living and Travel
iCandy has announced the launch of its new Pip stroller—a lightweight, compact option designed for...
Gear Roundup: 4 Infant Car Seats With A Load Leg and Anti-Rebound Bar
If you're shopping for an infant car seat, you’ve probably heard about load legs and anti-rebound...
Silver Cross and Lamborghini Unveil Stroller Collaboration
First announced in September, the collaboration between Silver Cross and Automobili Lamborghini...
Fisher-Price Recalls Snuga Swings Over Infant Safety Concerns
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Fisher-Price have issued a safety recall for...
Recalls
Tatamia 3-in-1 Baby Chair Recalled Over Suffocation Risk
Peg Perego has recalled its Tatamia 3-in-1 recr, swing, and high chair due to safety concerns...
Bugaboo Recalls 18,000+ Giraffe High Chairs Due to Fall Hazard Risk
Bugaboo recalls high chairs sold from 2023–2025 due to fall risk. Over 20,000 units affected in U.S...