Lexi Dwyer

With efficient planning and the right pumping strategy, you’ll have plenty to keep your new baby fed.

A deeper look at nutrition buzzwords, mini strokes and the connection between heart disease and diabetes

Even picky kids will love these guaranteed-to-please presents.

Fennel might not be the first thing you grab from the produce aisle on a busy weeknight, but it's worth getting to know better.

Earthy and elegant, these nutrient-packed fungi will glam up any meal.

The right baby sleeper can be a lifesaver for parents. That’s because a safe, snug infant sleeper can buy you precious minutes, or perhaps hours, of quiet. But picking the right sleeper is of paramount importance.

A woman's body can be mysterious, and certain health issues can be vexing. We've got tips on coping with miscarriage, uterine fibroids and menopause.

As a parent of a newborn, much of your time is spent feeding, soothing and changing diapers. It may initially feel like a thankless job, but that changes when you see that first gummy smile appear.

Baby thermomceters, nasal aspirators, and baby nail files might not be the sexiest items you buy this year, but like Clorox wipes during flu season, no parent wants to be caught without them.

Play tents are the perfect props for imaginative games—one minute the tent is a castle, next it’s a ninja hideout—and can make cozy spots for extended reading sessions or even sleepovers as kids get older.

High-quality kitchen knives, the true workhorses of the kitchen, make cooking safer (as anyone who has ever sliced open their finger on a junky blade can attest) and more pleasantly efficient, whether you’re staring down a giant bag of apples, an entire roast chicken or a teeny bulb of garlic.

Whether it’s a Melissa & Doug grocery store, an ice cream cart toy, puppets, or a Melissa & Doug toddler puzzle, the brand can basically do no wrong when it comes to baby and toddler toys.

Back in the day, parents who wanted to buy a travel stroller for public transit or airplane travel had few options beyond a basic umbrella stroller model. Then companies like Britax, Baby Jogger and Peg Perego started to realize that it was possible to make a tricked-out baby stroller that wasn’t so heavy you needed a strong dumbell game to lift it.

Finally--normal simple colors for kids décor,” was what neutral-worshipping mom of four Kim Kardashian wrote about the Three Pears Bobbin Triple Play Center on SnapChat, and she has a point. It’s quite literally the baby activity center of our collective adult dreams.

Dolls teach kids how to be nurturers and use their imaginations—here are some of the best ones out there.