Jenni Fink
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- Oct 1, 2026
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New crib could solve a problem moms might not have thought of (opens the original)
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Stokke has come out with a new crib designed to grow with a child from birth until they're five years old. And for some moms, it could be the perfect solution for their child's sleep, and it may solve a problem that I can guarantee you, you may not have thought of. Preparing for a child is extremely costly and cribs are often one of the most expensive items on a person's registry. So, parents don't want to make the wrong choice when it comes to choosing what their child should sleep on, and with
I Feared My Anxiety Would Define Motherhood—A Decision Changed Everything (opens the original)
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Until I became a mom, no one would ever describe me as a "chill" person. When I say I'm not "chill," I mean I need 5-7 business days to adjust to plans changing. I don't go to restaurants that don't take reservations because it stresses me out. If you want to invite me on vacation, give me at least an 8-month lead time so I can wrap my mind around going. Preparing to be a mom, I was really nervous that my anxiety would get the best of me. Yes, I go to therapy. And yes, I've been on beta blockers
Postpartum mental health struggles differ based on birth choice: Survey (opens the original)
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Women who use a midwife to give birth instead of a traditional OBGYN are more likely to experience mental health issues after having a baby, according to a new survey, but the care they receive afterward may be better than that of OB patients. About 20 percent of women who give birth in the United States experience a postpartum mental health issue. Women largely report having a lack of resources to help deal with postpartum problems, and surveys show that both men and women have a lack of unders
Target Discounts for Parents This Week (opens the original)
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Target's Car Seat Trade-In event is back, but the store has paired the semi-annual event with discounts completely unrelated to car seats that are as high as 50 percent off some items. Each year, Target hosts a car seat trade-in event where parents can get rid of their old car seats and get a discount on a brand-new one. Buying the necessities for babies can quickly add up, surging to over $1,000 fairly easily, and parents can save over $100 by participating in the Target event. The trade-in eve
AOC's popularity dips underwater in home state as she discusses 2028 (opens the original)
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has acknowledged the uphill battle she faces if she wants to become president, and a new poll shows her favorability has flipped from last year. Ocasio-Cortez is a frontrunner for the 2028 democratic nomination for president, according to prediction markets and polls. She's a fundraising powerhouse, and with about a third of the Democratic base identifying as a Democratic socialist, analysts are advising people to not count her out when it comes to 2028. B
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