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By Kristen ChaseIf you need a little boost in the bedroom, don’t worry - you don’t need to spend lots of money on the latest and greatest sex products. 3 household items you can use in the bedroom.
By Kristen ChaseWhile much of the first few weeks of newborn care will lie squarely on your shoulders, try to grab every chance you can to get dad involved, too. You’ll not only give yourself a much-needed break but also allow him to bond with the baby.
Kia WoodBaby draining your bank account? We speak with the authors of "Baby Bargains," to get the inside scoop on how to get the best deals on baby gear.
By Erika MilvyA womens studies professor takes a new look at the data on breast and bottle feeding and concludes that breast is not always best.
By Jill Caryl WeinerOrganization guru and best-selling author Regina Leeds gives you the 411 on how to be an organized mom - and how being organized can be a path to greater peace and happiness.
Kia WoodPhotography expert Me Ra Koh fills us in on how to take great photos of your baby's first year.
From the Editors of Our365.comYes, your body has changed. But guess what: You can be more fabulous than ever. Here’s how.
By Debbie KoenigWith a few quick tweaks, you can adapt this 20-minute family recipe so that the baby can eat it with you.
Stacie Billis, Cheryl Tallman, Cat Cora
By Jacqueline BurtA pro offers tips for those first steps milestone moments.
By Martha TuberWant to know how to make drool look good? Get a smile from a sore-gummed baby? Or capture a professional-grade portrait of that adorable one-toothed grin? Read on.
By the Editors of Our365 In July 2009, we asked Our365 moms to answer a series of questions about your birth experiences. Almost 12,000 moms of babies born in the previous two years completed the survey. Here's the picture they painted of birth in the U.S.A.
Jane Schwartz, RDRegistered dietician Jane Schwartz answers a moms question about losing weight.
By Jill Caryl Weiner with expert advice from Beverly Solow Got a breastfeeding dilemma that just can't wait? Or one that's been nagging you for a while? A veteran lactation consultant answers the questions that moms most frequently ask her.
by Alexandra ZissuBy focusing on what's important and paring down the rest, you can give your baby a green start - and help protect Planet Earth. Here's how.
By Stacie BillisA bright, sweet and savory flavor makes this family-friendly mash a fun departure from traditional squash preparations.
By Cheryl TallmanThis delicious Southwestern recipe is great for the whole family, including babies 8 months and older.
By Jane Schwartz, RDOur dietician shares tips on overcoming food cravings.
Our365 EditorsWhat's the difference between a group and a forum? When's the right time to message your group? What exactly is a blog? Get the answers here.
Our365 EditorsCheck back often for the latest news on baby products that have been recalled for safety and health reasons.
By Jacqueline Burt WangLooking for a low-cost, flexible solution for your childcare needs? Set up a babysitting co-op and join other moms taking turns watching each other’s children. Here's how.
By Barbara AriaAlternatives to "no" to help diffuse tense interaction and build your child's language learning.
By Jane Schwartz, RDIf you’re watching your weight - not to mention your health -malls can be a nutritional mine field. Since avoiding the mall may not be an option, it’s important to find ways to pick and choose healthier options and resist unhealthy temptations.
By Amanda GengeWhen you're pregnant, it's all about you. So why do moms tend to stop caring for themselves once they start caring for their little one? Magazine editor and mom Dana Wood explains why caring for yourself is just as important as caring for your baby, and shares her tips for making the most of your "me" time.
By Stacie BillisGraduating to finger foods is an exciting - and important! - milestone. So put down the spoon and let your baby dig into these healthy - and adventurous - finger foods. Make some for yourself too; they're perfect for multitasking moms.
By Our365 ContributorsKeep checking back as we add more recipes for months 6 through 12.
By Kristen ChaseNot feeling so sexy post-baby? A few tips to get your sexy back in the bedroom.
By Cheryl TallmanThis fragrant baby puree, which you can make in the microwave or on the stove, freezes well for easy thaw-and-serve meals.
By Elizabeth BrownfieldLooking for some baby-friendly Halloween decorating ideas? Try these!
By Stacie BillisFor a fun, festive - and healthy - Halloween, try these quick and easy baby treats. They'll satisfy candy-crazed kids as well.
By Jane Schwartz, RD
By Alexandra ZissuNo doubt about it: Making your own baby food is both more nutritious and less expensive than any store-bought box or jar. It's also tastier. No time? Zero skills? No sweat. Making baby food can be easy and fast. here's how.
Shared by Our365 MomsWe polled moms on how they make their babies laugh - here are our favorite responses.
Jane Schwartz, RDOur dietician shares a sample meal plan for moms looking to lose weight.
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By Jacqueline Burt WangIf Mama ain’t happy, ain’t nobody happy! So \read these 10 tips for cutting yourself some new-mom slack
By Jill Caryl WeinerMoms and dads parent differently. That can lead to conflict. Or it can strengthen your relationship and benefit your child, according to these leading researchers in co-parenting.
By Cheryl TallmanAn easy-to-make, easy-to-eat recipe for protein-packed mealtimes now — and later!
Betsey BrownfieldGot a camera, 15 minutes, and the crafty-mama bug? Save bucks and give family and friends gifts they're sure to ooh and aah over.
The Our365 EditorsWhat's the best baby naming trend? Is it okay to sleep with your baby? We've got questions, you've got opinions: Visit Poll Central, cast your votes and see how other moms are weighing in.
By Katie QuirkThe web is awash with experts talking up their infant/early/one-day/three-day/just-go-naked/potty party methods. How do they work and which is right for your child?
If you plan to keep your baby on breast milk when you go back to work, you'll need a plan: Where will you pump? When will you pump? And how do you talk to your boss?
Shared by Our365 MomsCutting back on ordering in and eating out? Try these no-fuss, quick-cook budget recipes shared by Our365 moms.
By the Our365 EditorsAdvice, services, hotlines, support groups - if you're looking for prenatal, postpartum or parenting help; have questions about being a teen mom or applying for government assistance; or want advice on getting Dad involved or getting child support; check out our guide.
By Stacie BillisEnhanced by a dash of warm vanilla and honey, this side dish compliments any holiday meal.
By Our365 EditorsFeed your baby healthy food without making your wallet sick. Check out these guidelines for going organic on a budget.
By Kristen ChaseHow you and you partner can stay romantically connected after bringing home baby.
By Debbie KoenigThis 20-minute recipe includes a tweak that lets you adapt it for the baby while you're cooking.
By Jill Caryl WeinerIf you're on the verge of quitting breastfeeding, listen up: You really can have it both ways - if you know how. Here's how to make supplementing with formula work for you and still have precious nursing moments with your baby.
By Jill Caryl WeinerIf you’re ready to throw in the towel on nursing, think again. breastfeeding is not all or nothing: While you can’t be a little bit pregnant, you can supplement with a little bit of formula -- and keep nursing.
By Susan JacksonParents have always relied on hand-me-downs. Online recycling sites have made the circle of givers much bigger. And with the economy and the environment in such bad shape, that’s welcome news.Read about how it works and which sites are great for what.
By Gigi Lee ChangJarred sweet potato puree combines with tiny pieces from your family turkey to make a quick holiday taste treat.
By Elise Furman at Mamaista.comYes, you can take care of your baby and your body at the same time! We've got a few simple tips to help you look as nurtured as your newborn.
By Joanne DuganHave your camera ready - we'll guide you through a series of photo projects all about your baby. In years to come, these pictures will be the ones that say the most about the fleeting first 12 months.
By Barbara Aria
By Joanne DuganYou're going to be taking hundreds of pictures of your growing child over the next few years - here's how to make every one of them count.
By Jacqueline Burt
By Stacie BillisTry these Halloween-themed healthy treats - good for ages 8 months and up.
By Susan JacksonWe all want to save money and protect the environment by recycling, so it makes sense to use hand-me-downs for your child. These few simple guidelines will help you go the secondhand route safely.
By Erika MilvyDon't have a fancy camcorder? No worries. The truth is, all we really want to do is capture 40 or so seconds and then show it to everyone who’ll watch. Here's how to get it out of the camera or phone and in front of those eyes.
By Lee MagillWe all know that breastfeeding is the better way to nourish a baby. But there will come a time when the baby must be weaned. How do you get your little one used to the idea? We asked Melissa Clark Vickers, an internationally certified lactation consultant and La Leche League administrator.
Joanne DuganWeekly photo tips for your baby's first year.
Jacqueline Burt WangWeekly photo tips for your baby's second year.
by Barbara C. Unell and Jerry WyckoffOne moment, you’re on top of the world, so thrilled to be a mom. Then, Boom! You’re wondering what happened to your easy-going personality and how you will ever cope with the grown-up responsibilities of motherhood. Solution? Take a moment to “think hormonally”!