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Remember, safety first this Fourth of July! Check out these sun safety tips for baby—and mom, too!

If you're hitting the road this summer, don't miss these downloadable road trip games. Take a peek at our road trip fashions so you can get on the highway in style and comfort.

You know, football season is right around the corner! The View's Elisabeth Hasselbeck is working with Reebok in its upcoming launch of a line of NFL maternity shirts. Speaking of fashion: Our expert tips and fashion picks can help any mom-to-be make the most of her maternity wardrobe.

One new mom asks: What's the deal with "mommy brain"? See what our experts have to say about steps you can take to prep for this common condition.

A new government study found puzzling inconsistencies in childbirth injuries. To make childbirth a little less scary for moms-to-be, we explain six of the most common labor complications and how your doctor will tackle them if they arise.

It's a whole new world: grandparenting via Skype. Plus, Crib Notes previously reported on a study that found grandparents as the safest choice for child care (even better than mom!).

New report says daily sex boosts your chances of conceiving. Browse through our Getting Pregnant section for everything you need to know to maximize your chances of conceiving.

It all starts in the womb: Experts say mom's prenatal choices affect baby's whole life (including aging well!). Not to mention baby's long-term bone health. Don't forget—good or bad—prenatal nutrition affects your baby well into adulthood.

Maria Vega is Fit Pregnancy magazine's copy editor.

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