A new study conducted by researchers from Florida Atlantic University suggests that women who breastfeed may have a better chance of maintaining good mental health. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: mothers
Women’s Exposure To Harmful Chemicals May Impact How Long They Breastfeed
A new study conducted by researchers from the Endocrine Society explored how exposure to certain chemicals may impact how long women are able to breastfeed. Continue Reading →
COVID-19 Vaccine Isn’t Detectable In Breast Milk In Mothers From Harlem To Hawaii
While a number of studies have looked at the risks associated with COVID-19 and pregnancy. Continue Reading →
Harlem Moms Can Reap Long-Term Health Benefits From Paid Maternity Leave, Study Finds
A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Georgia is exploring the long-term health benefits associated with paid maternity leave. Continue Reading →
Happy Mother’s Day To The Great Mothers In Harlem And Around The World
Happy Mothers Day to all the mothers from Harlem and around the world, without you the world would not be the same with your love and compassion. Continue Reading →
LinkedIn Adds ‘Stay-At-Home Mom’ As Job Titles For Moms From Harlem To Harare On Its Platform
LinkedIn has announced that it’s introducing “stay-at-home-mom” to its list of job titles. Continue Reading →
We Love You, Mothers Have Been Most Impacted By The Shift To Remote Work During COVID
A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania explored the unique ways that mothers’ lives from Harlem to Hawaii have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →