Eve Rodsky is the brilliant and hilarious author of NYT Best-sellers, Fair Play and Unicorn Space. She joined us for a candid conversation on the gender division of labor — and helps us reframe the value of work at home.

Superkin co-founders add their support for the Marshall Plan for Moms., and make the case for adding “parent” to your resume.

Dermatologist Elizabeth Gaines Cardone M.D. shares her expertise on how pregnancy can impact your skin. From melasma to linea negra to what products to avoid, Dr. Liz shares it all with us!

Professor Emily Oster takes a data driven approach to all things pregnancy, parenting and pre-school. Parents everywhere appreciate her straightforward and science-backed approach to the myriad of decisions that come up in child rearing. Read on for our Q&A with the author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet and the Family Firm.

We are big fans of any reason to celebrate and plan a getaway. And with a baby on the way, taking a babymoon is a great excuse to try somewhere new! We spoke to Kristen Korey Pike, CEO & Founder of KK Travels Worldwide, read on for her suggestions for the amazing resorts her team is booking for KKTW clients.

Growing a career while caring for your family is a marathon, not a sprint. The demands both ebb and flow so it’s important to take it one step at a time. Think about your career goals in terms of long-term growth, not just a singular performance for one quarter.

Superkin is thrilled to have Melinda Martin, founder of Momme, the first lifestyle platform for parents raising kids with disabilities, join us on the blog. In her piece, Melinda shares parts of her story and how to best support loved ones who are managing a medical diagnosis.

Prenatal vitamins are important, but all vitamins are not equal. Unfortunately, for moms-to-be, prenatal vitamins are supplements, which are not regulated the same way as prescription medications. Rachel Rothman, MS RD, CLEC, a pediatric dietitian and feeding expert, entrepreneur and mom of two shares her knowledge with us!

Superkin co-founders add their support for the Marshall Plan for Moms., and make the case for adding “parent” to your resume.