Battling Postpartum Depression
When a baby is born, everyone expects that this will be the best time in their life. No one expects this time to be complicated by tears, frustrations, feelings of inadequacy, anxiety attacks and/or depression.

Blogging the Baby
Lisa McCall, of Audubon, Penn., admits she's addicted – to online journaling, that is.

Bubble Baths
For many women,, the height of luxury is soaking in a hot bubble bath. While the bath itself is very relaxing, the real allure of the bath is a half hour of no responsibility – and for the very lucky, no interruptions.

Dealing with Postpartum Depression?
About a month after Karen Putz's second child was born, she began to realize something wasn't right. Putz, from Bolingbrook, Ill.

Difficulty Bonding
The young mother leaned over her plate and said conspiratorially, "I wasn't one of those mothers who instantly fell in love with my daughter. It took a good couple of weeks before I felt connected to her.

Family-oriented Care for Preemies
Giving birth to a child is a time for rejoicing. Phone calls are made, announcements are sent and family members gather to celebrate the new arrival.

How to Find Mommy Friends
At one time, 10 at night was the time you hit the town, instead of hitting the sheets. And 3 in the morning was when the bars closed and you feared nursing a hangover, instead of nursing a hungry infant.

Makeovers for New Moms
It's been weeks, maybe months, since you had your baby. By now you're in somewhat of a groove, and while you may not be sleeping much, you are probably over the initial new baby panic that grips virtually all new moms.

New Moms, Books and Reading
Everything changes when a woman adjusts to pregnancy and then motherhood, even her reading habits.

Postpartum Depression
What causes PPD? Theories about what causes PPD are very controversial.