By Sarah Wheeler
My Son’s Favorite Toy Is A Tampon
They’re light and portable, easy to stash in a pocket. Plus, I almost always have one on me.
By Sarah Aswell
FDA Issues A Black Box Warning For A Popular Menopause Drug
The drug, used to control hot flashes, can in rare instances cause serious liver damage.
Period Suspenders, Anyone?!
By Arielle Tschinkel
How Much Period Products Have Changed Since We Were Kids Is Honestly Wild
We've come a long way from belted pads and Courteney Cox daring to say "period" on national TV.
By Brianne Hogan
Is Sex Good For Stress Relief & Anxiety? Let’s Talk Science — & Positions
You might want to be stressed more often.
By Katie McPherson
TikTok Hairstylists Say Sleeping On Wet Hair Causes It To Mold & I Can’t Handle Anymore Knowledge
I need this damn app to stop giving me new things to worry about.
By Alexandra Frost
Why Is There So Much Conflicting Information On Managing Perimenopause?
Doctors love that menopause is being discussed more. They don’t love all of the misinformation from pseudo-experts.
By Jamie Kenney
My Hysterectomy & My 10-Year-Old Daughter
I hope my haunted uterus doesn't kill that little spark of excitement for their first period — the same one I used to have at their age.
By Katie McPherson
FYI: Your Kid's Cycle Will Take A While To Become Regular
It can take years before their period is predictable, but don’t panic — that’s normal.
By Jamie Kenney
Abortion Won At The Ballot Box, But Will It Be Enough?
With a conservative majority government in 2025, some fear state-level protections will be insufficient to protect the right to choose. But others are already fighting.
By Ashley Ziegler
Kids With Autism Deserve Support From A Developmental Pediatrician, But There Just Aren’t Enough Of Them
It took us years to build our daughter’s team of specialists, and now we have to start over from scratch.
