Anne Hathaway, Eva Longoria, Kim Kardashian and little sis Khloe K are all longing to be moms.
I think it's hard to admit that you want kids. After all, we're told that this is the quickest thing that makes guys run the other way. But if you want something, you have to say it out loud—right? So I applaud these celebrity women who, since the start of 2011, have been totally upfront about wanting to have kids sometime in the very near future. Maybe it's going around?
New research shows that breastfeeding your baby can decrease the chances of breast cancer.
Breast cancer risk can be lowered in African-American women by breastfeeding, new research suggests. Research led by Julie R. Palmer, ScD, of Boston University, found that having multiple children raised the risk of a kind of aggressive breast cancer known as ER-negative, but that breastfeeding reduced it.
How one career-oriented New York City couple weighs out the pros and cons of having kids.
I have been married almost four years now. For the most part, my relationship with my husband, Matt, who happens to be a matchmaker and dating coach, has pretty much been "out there" in terms of our views regarding dating, marriage, love, how men think and how to handle a breakup. We have written books, appeared on television and given lots of advice. But perhaps the one area that we haven’t had too much experience in dealing with: children. Until recently that is.
Plus, more results from AskMen's Great Female Survey on office love, online dating and more.
Is it okay for men to cry? When do men start losing their looks? Earlier this week, AskMen released the results of their "Great Female Survey," which asked women to answer 64 questions on sex, career, relationships, online behavior and money. We've picked out 20 of the most interesting answers on relationships to share with you. Tell us if you think these findings are true to life.
Why celebrities are doing their kids a disservice by giving them kooky names.
I could read about, talk about and dream about baby names all day long. Some people might call me obsessed. I get incredibly upset each time I hear a miserable name... a bad name in my opinion, at least. However when it comes to awesomely horrendous names bestowed on the babes of celebrities, they made me stop caring.
There seems to be a celebrity baby boom this summer. The Daily Beast is on the case.
While the Beckhams welcomed their first daughter, Harper Seven, over the weekend, Kate Hudson is still mulling over what to name her new baby boy with her musician fiancé, Matthew Bellamy. From Natalie Portman’s first to Mariah Carey's twins, see more celebrities who added to their families this summer.
We are about to dive into another sexual revolution but it's not going to be led by 30 somethings!
Erica Jong, known best for her book “Fear of Flying” is waxing poetic in the Sunday New York Times about what has happened to the sex lives of the younger generation. According to Jong, younger women are yearning for the nostalgia of a 50’s era happily ever after notion of monogamy, marriage and motherhood. Jong says it’s a kind of rebellion and a desire for control.
