Backyard Flex Spaces to the Rescue
So many of us are working and doing schoolwork from home because of COVID-19. And now a year later, it’s getting harder and harder to do all of these things in the same space. All of us can probably…
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Room We Love: A Mudroom in Charlotte
Designer Brooke Adler builds a mudroom with function and flair
How to Prepare for Winter Weather
Stay safe during the next winter storm by following key tips from the American Red Cross.
Safely Dispose of Expired and Unused Medicine Nov. 7 at Operation Medicine Drop
Help prevent the misuse of medications by disposing of them properly.
The Zero Waste Challenge
How one Durham family of six managed to live trash-free.
Super School Supplies for a Marvel-ous Year!
Back-to-school gear for the heroes in your life.
10 Products to Organize Your Student
School supplies that may just change your child’s world
Clearing the Clutter: Choosing Where to Donate
Donating items to benefit others.
Reduce Household Waste With Toy Recycling Program
Free shipping labels available to mail broken toys for recycling.
Advance Tickets Available for Southern Ideal Home Show
The Triangle’s largest home and garden event will also showcase local artists, food and drink.
The Best Budget-Friendly Baby Gear Buys
From a car seat and crib to diapers and daycare, little ones come with big expenses. These money-saving strategies can help you buy the best for your baby and gear up for less.
Does Dairy Reduce Asthma Incidence?
A new study of toddlers suggests that the more dairy products a pregnant woman consumes, the less likely her baby will suffer from infantile eczema and asthma.
Are Female Embryos Hardier Than Male Embryos?
New research from Duke University suggests that girls may be hardier than boys in the womb, and therefore better able to survive pregnancies stressed by troubled marriages.
Is Antidepressant Use Linked to Changes in Infants' Brains?
A recent study found that children of depressed mothers treated with a certain group of antidepressants during pregnancy were more likely to develop Chiari type 1 brain malformations than were children of mothers with no exposure to those antidepressants.
Getting the Sleep You Need When You’re Pregnant
Nearly 8 out of 10 pregnant women experience sleep troubles. Here are the top pregnancy-related sleep woes and how to start getting the sleep you need.
Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing on the Rise
Expectant moms now have a new option for screening for genetic abnormalities: non-invasive prenatal testing, or NIPT.
Understand the Source of Postpartum Depression
What are the causes and symptoms of the "baby blues" and what can be done to help women cope with and overcome them?
10 Things I Didn’t Know About Breast-Feeding
Three months in, and there's only one thing I know for certain: I'm no expert.
Rock Your Registry
Check out these tried-and-true baby products — verified by a modern, first-time mom.
Infant Formula May Not Be Hypoallergenic
Despite marketing claims, some infant formula sold as hypoallergenic may not be, according to a USDA study.
What Services Do Doulas Provide?
Doulas are trained to provide emotional, physical and informational support to expecting mothers.
Birthing Class Breakdown
The Triangle offers a variety of birthing classes, from Lamaze to Bradley and HypnoBirthing.
Newborns Endangered by Pain Medication Addiction
The number of babies in the U.S. who are born addicted to opiates tripled between 2000 and 2009, according to a new study.
Pumping Your Milk at Work?
How North Carolina employers help breast-feeding mothers.
