Vaginal discharge can change throughout your pregnancy. A milky white discharge is one of the earliest signs of pregnancy.

Your baby is likely to go head down after the 20th week of pregnancy, but this often varies. Here's what you need to know.

While prenatal care often takes center stage, understanding what to expect during labor, delivery and the early days of recovery is just as important.

Heidi and Emma break down your biggest questions, interview famous moms, and cover the issues you need to know about, from health care to child care to maternal leave.

As the Salesforce Ohana begins to gather in San Francisco for this year's Dreamforce, here's what I'm expecting to be some of ...

If you're currently pregnant and find yourself getting up to pee for what feels like hundreds of times a night, you're not ...

Also key? Staying hydrated — which is important throughout your pregnancy, but especially when diarrhea strikes. The recommended amount varies based on your body type and size, and how active you are, ...

A government shutdown starting Oct. 1 seems more likely to happen than not, according to Goldman Sachs economists led by Jan Hatzius, who say that means this week's much-anticipated jobs data could be ...

You're in the home stretch – and your body, brain, and baby are all feeling it. Here's what to expect, what's totally normal, ...

Labor shakes are involuntary and uncontrollable shakes, chills, shivering, and teeth chattering that some women experience before, during, or after active labor. In fact, some reports suggest that ...

If your labour is being induced, it can feel a little different from what you imagined. You might have questions or even worries about how it will go, and that’s completely normal. The main thing to ...