We're treated to fantasies of harried mothers, whoring mothers, suicidal mothers, impoverished mothers, impostor mothers and indifferent mothers pulling their little girls along the sidewalk.
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Each year, Forward Together dedicates the Mamas Day campaign to a marginalized group of mothers, such as LGBTQ mothers, mothers of color, low-income mothers, and Indigenous mothers.
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SHE WAS LIKE THAT By Kate Walbert Here is a map of a land of mothers: mothers before the babies come; mothers in the throes of infant love; mothers minding children; mothers losing children; mothers losing themselves.
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After 10 years... One-child mothers make about 10% less, two-child mothers 20% less, three-child mothers 30% less, and four-child mothers 40% less.
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The Mothers' Day Movement is a worthy effort to honor mothers in part by saving mothers' lives.
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While we celebrate our Mothers, Grandmothers, Stepmothers, Godmothers, Den Mothers, and Mother Goose, let us not forget those Homeless Mothers.
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Women from the Mothers to Mothers program in South Africa – HIV-positive mothers who support each other and support new mothers who have realize they are HIV-positive while they are pregnant.
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Altogether, 53,25 had mothers who hadn't gone to college, 5,22019 had mothers who completed vocational or 2-year college, 695 had mothers with bachelor's degree and 193 had mothers with master's degree.
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Imagined or borrowed ideas like: mothers make food; mothers provide homes; mothers tell stories before sleep comes and remain steady when you are sick; mothers answer the phone when everyone else is asleep.
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Madeleine Albright, J.K. Rowling: Mothers — successful, thriving mothers — are everywhere.
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Slimani writes: There are mothers too, mothers staring into space.
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Taking babies from their mothers during breastfeeding is physically and emotionally painful for mothers and risky for the health of babies and mothers.
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In "First-Time Mothers," the graph shows a distribution of first-mothers' ages with the frequency expressed as a percentage of all mothers.
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Mothers supporting other mothers became the center of its business model.
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"In terms of younger mothers or teen mothers, they tend to have worse birth outcomes than mothers in their twenties or thirties," Ely said.
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The studies looked at smoking by pregnant mothers, smoking by fathers while mothers were pregnant, and mothers' exposure to second-hand smoke during pregnancy.
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We should acknowledge the plight of the mothers of incarcerated mothers, too.
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Mothers yelled for their children and children cried out for their mothers.
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The centers have evolved from South Korea's tradition of "sanhujori," in which experienced mothers or mothers-in-law help new mothers care for their infants.
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The centres have evolved from South Korea's tradition of "sanhujori," in which experienced mothers or mothers-in-law help new mothers care for their infants.
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I constantly feel inspired by other mothers — working mothers, stay-at-home mothers, all kinds of mothers — and I feel so grateful that I am able to realize my dreams of motherhood and feel fulfilled creatively and professionally.
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"They are all wonderful mothers and will always be our boys' first mothers."
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"There is camaraderie among mothers that is helping mothers to save," says Kiley.
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In all this, other mothers are truly the best support new mothers have.
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Stigmas and narrow expectations for mothers, especially for black mothers, still run rampant.
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Emma imagined a chain of mothers parenting other mothers' children around the globe.
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"It was mothers being proactive" In response, Jarvis started Mothers' Day Work Clubs.
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About 25% of the births were among mothers 383 to 35, about 22% were among mothers 20 to 24, and 12.7% were among mothers 35 to 39.
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And almost 47% of white mothers received opioid prescriptions when they were discharged from the hospital, compared with 39% of Hispanic mothers and 45% of black mothers.
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Mothers, especially mothers who work, are bound to feel a certain amount of guilt.
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Maternal mortality rates show that mothers, especially black mothers, risk death to give birth.
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Health outcomes are even worse for women of color, especially black mothers, with C.D.C. data showing that in 2018, black mothers died at twice the rate of white mothers.
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Mothers make decisions, mothers keep secrets—not because they want to, but because they must.
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When mothers die in Last Witnesses, we see new families spontaneously form, new mothers appear.
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We're not looked at as mothers that grieve and mothers that work as everyone else.
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No. Do rich democracies with more generous policies for single mothers have more single mothers?
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"Their mothers were proud," said Ms. Marsi, who knows many of the young attackers' mothers.
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Then you punish them again for what their mothers do or what their mothers think.
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"So… To anyone who this day is hard for… To those struggling to become mothers, those mothers who have lost children, those who've lost mothers, I see you," she wrote.
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Hispanic mothers were also more likely than black mothers to start breastfeeding and to breastfeed longer.
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There are smiling, radiant mothers, those extremely rare mothers, gazed at lovingly by all the children.
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A University of Texas researcher, Joanna Pepin, and her colleagues recently found that married mothers spend more time on housework than single mothers and have significantly less leisure time than cohabiting mothers.
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Sadly, this is the stark reality for many mothers and mothers-to-be in the developing world.
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Paying tribute to all mothers today - past, present, mothers-to-be, and those lost but forever remembered.
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Their mothers and mothers-in-law crowd the otherwise sparse room with laughs of joy and excitement.
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HEALY Fallon the working mother … hmmm … there are working mothers and then there are Carrington working mothers.
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The mothers of the past were trapped, it says, and so are the mothers of the present.
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At Fabella, I found mothers on their ninth child sharing beds with brand new mothers of twins.
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Young white mothers give birth to babies with the defect more than young women of other races: 18.1 per 10,000 live births, compared with 16.1 for Hispanic mothers and 10.2 for black mothers.
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If mothers pumped milk for babies, staff observed this and watched mothers feed expressed milk to their babies.
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But you know, all mothers — insurance is high, so a lot of mothers get their sons a car.
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The mothers are often young women themselves: former teen mothers whose babies are now capable of bearing children.
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People can sponsor expectant mothers, recent mothers, and children as young as four years of age, Stafford said.
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I also recently co-founded the Tot, an e-commerce platform for babies, mothers, and mothers-to-be.
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Paid leave increases mothers' wages and work hours, research shows, and improves the health of babies and mothers.
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Generation Grandparent Many grandparents — mostly mothers and mothers-in-law — are present for the birth of a grandchild.
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Blogging by mothers, about being mothers, has never been taken seriously; the term "mommy blog" says it all, really.
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The Mothers of the Movement, mothers who have lost children in law enforcement or crime shootings, will also speak.
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Mothers, on the other hand, aren't doing nearly as well: Married mothers are paid 76 cents on the dollar.
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It's common to have sympathy or even empathy for mothers who have lost a child or their own mothers.
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Working mothers today spend as much time with their children as stay-at-home mothers did in the 1970s.
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The decline in the twin birthrates was detected in older mothers and non-Hispanic white mothers, Ms. Martin said.
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The "motherhood penalty" in wages is real; study participants reviewing résumés rate mothers as less promotable than non-mothers.
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"These mothers do not have the courage to fight for their own rights," she said, referring to unwed mothers.
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Each year, there are tens of thousands of mothers across the country that join the group of mothers like me.
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Also, mothers who breastfed also reported a slight decrease in sleep satisfaction compared to mothers who bottle-fed their babies.
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After her son's death, she founded United Mothers Stand to help grieving mothers deal with the loss of a child.
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She is the founding editor of Raising Mothers, an online literary magazine focusing on mothers of color raising multiracial families.
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Advocates also argue methods of in-home treatment preserve familial bonds, especially for pregnant mothers or mothers with young children.
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Socioeconomic differences among mothers can muddy findings about breast-feeding because the practice is more common among more educated mothers.
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Black mothers are 3 to 4 times more likely to die from childbirth or complications shortly thereafter than white mothers.
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"Paying tribute to all mothers today - past, present, mothers-to-be, and those lost but forever remembered," the caption reads.
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Walgreens, Home Depot and TJX: Birth mothers who are hourly employees receive less pay than salaried birth mothers during leave.
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Even if there isn't a resemblance, we can't help but compare ourselves to our young mothers before they were mothers.
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Patients at the nearby Daughters of Galicia Hospital — all expectant mothers or mothers with newborns — were evacuated to another hospital.
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Any examination into mothers holding their babies on different sides would require tracking many mothers, over long periods of time.
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Even when they started breastfeeding, black mothers weaned their infants about 10 weeks earlier than white mothers, and the biggest reason was that black mothers were more likely to start using infant formula while in the hospital.
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One example: A colleague has done research demonstrating that treating depressed mothers with brief interpersonal psychotherapy helps not only the mothers but also their distressed children — children who will not improve, despite treatment, if their mothers remain ill.
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These mothers now participate in the city's labor force at about the same rate as mothers of kids in elementary school.
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Fast forward to 2017, and Curry works with low-income mothers and mothers-to-be who have tested positive for Zika.
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It favors birth mothers over adoptive mothers and only gives fathers a fraction of the paid time off their wives get.
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"A woman writing thinks back through her mothers," Virginia Woolf wrote — and there have never been so many mothers to consider.
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For instance, as vampire bat babies start to be weaned from their mothers' milk, the mothers will regurgitate blood for them.
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Working mothers today spend as much time doing activities with their children as stay-at-home mothers did in the 22019s.
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The mothers in these shows, like most of the mothers I know, are slap-fighting with a pretty much unanswerable question.
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The maternal mortality rate is also far higher for black mothers, who die at three times the rate of white mothers.
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In comparison, 77 percent of white mothers, 80 percent of Hispanic mothers and 86 percent of Asian mothers have "ever" breast-fed, with rates of breast-feeding at six months at 45 percent, 46 percent and 58 percent, respectively.
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Interestingly, mothers of gay sons without older brothers possessed more of the NLGN4Y antibodies than did mothers who only had heterosexual sons.
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The researchers compared kids whose mothers were eligible for DACA with kids whose mothers weren't eligible, before and after DACA was passed.
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In 1928, 25 mothers who lost sons in World War I met in Washington to establish the American Gold Star Mothers organization.
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They also compared babies born to mothers living near drilling sites with mothers living farther away, both before and after fracking began.
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Unmarried mothers also have a higher rate of death in their children, more than 21 percent higher than that of married mothers.
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Ahead, 10 working mothers — from Jenna Bush Hager to Isabella Rossellini — share the best advice they received from their own working mothers.
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Risk was 24 percent higher for mothers whose babies had non-critical defects compared to mothers of infants with no heart defects.
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Mothers describe trauma of being separated The letters detail the mothers' vivid memories of the moments they were separated from their kids.
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No group is at higher risk than African-American mothers and their babies, just how much depends on where the mothers live.
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Others would ban discrimination against mothers and mothers-to-be in the workplace and would expand or extend parental leave to fathers.
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While Chinese law nominally gives children of single mothers the same rights as others, the mothers can face fines or other penalties.
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For the study, the research team examined blood samples from mothers enrolled in the Autism Birth Cohort Study overseen by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, including 412 mothers of children diagnosed with autism and 463 mothers of children without autism.
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The show will bring together women from the "Mothers of the Movement," an organization of mothers of people who were killed by police officers, as well as the mothers of the police officers who were purposefully gunned down by civilians.
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Stanford University researchers looked the medical records of 0003,600 undocumented immigrant mothers living in Oregon and figured out how many children were born to mothers who were too old to be eligible for DACA and how many kids' mothers were eligible.
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But it's not just the teenage mothers that are at risk; the Save the Children report found that babies with teenage mothers have a 30 percent greater risk of infant mortality than those born to slightly older mothers in their twenties.
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The health and behavioral characteristics of the mothers of low-birth-weight babies were similar to those of mothers of babies of normal weight, although they were more likely to be first-time mothers and to smoke and consume alcohol.
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It can also be more prevalent in mothers over 40, very young mothers, and for women who've undergone fertility treatments, such as myself.
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But at various points in her life, she was opposed to women who she felt were incapable of being mothers from becoming mothers.
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That mothers are unsupported in all realms but the symbolic is inarguable; and yet, so are those who could be mothers, but aren't.
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After all, that was the original intent of Mothers' Pensions: that the money could support mothers indefinitely, that they'd never need to work.
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The researchers hypothesized that this difference between married mothers and single or divorced mothers may be due to societal expectations for married women.
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Stories about mothers who fought for the Equal Rights Amendment or mothers who became citizens this year and voted for the first time.
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The defect occurs more often in babies born to mothers younger than 20, although the rate has increased among mothers of all ages.
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Latin American women marry later than do women in Africa and South Asia; thus, teen mothers are disproportionately likely to be single mothers.
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Teen moms made up 7.6% of the data, mothers 40 to 413 made up 2.8%, and mothers 45 and older made up 0.2%.
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Mothers were major Democratic voters I haven't seen the electorate broken down by "mothers" and "fathers" ever before, but the result is interesting!
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By housing the offspring of obese mothers with those of normal mothers, they thus reset to normal the gut floras of the pups.
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But I played a lot of suffering mothers, and I didn't realize they were suffering mothers until I looked back at my career.
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In Canada, only approximately 45 percent of low-income mothers receive benefits, compared to approximately 75 to 85 percent of high-income mothers.
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Do not do this to your daughters, wives, sisters and mothers and the daughters, wives, sisters and mothers of your neighbors and friends.
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We are uncomfortable with mothers who are not easily definable, with good mothers who sometimes think bad thoughts and even do bad things.
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In 2016, 2,684,803 mothers had a vaginal birth and 1,258,5003 mothers had a c-section, the latter of which is on the rise.
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There are no warnings specifically for white mothers or black or brown mothers or white or black or brown children on these walls.
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" He explained, "When I thought about this movie when I was talking to Universal about it, I said, you don't have a movie for mothers to take their daughters to, especially Black mothers and Black daughters and brown mothers and brown daughters.
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I was even lucky enough to speak with Maria Hamilton about her powerful work with Mothers of the Movement and Mothers for Justice United.
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" — Kate M. "Having a network of other mothers, in particular other single mothers — they just get it in a way that other people don't.
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Nearly identical reductions in gray matter were seen among the mothers who used fertility treatments as compared to those mothers who became pregnant naturally.
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The motherhood challenge asks mothers to post photos of themselves with their kids, and to tag other women who they think are "awesome" mothers.
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Recently, Clinton traveled South Carolina with the mothers of Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland and other mothers of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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We all have mothers, so many of us are mothers – it's hopefully universal values and feelings that will remind us we're not so different.
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In the 220006s, only 2202 percent of mothers with children under 2628 were in the workforce, while today, over 28500 percent are working mothers.
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Asian mothers got human milk at discharge more often than white women, while this happened less often among black, Hispanic, and Native American mothers.
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RuPaul has built a juggernaut on the wigs of queens old enough not just to be this season's drag mothers, but their birth mothers.
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Illustration by Heather Benjamin The last thing anyone wants to think about on Mother's Day is the mechanics of how our mothers became mothers.
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Other studies suggest that the C.D.C.'s numbers are conservative, and that black mothers are dying at 3.3 times the rate of white mothers.
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Mothers who juggle jobs outside the home spend just as much time tending their children as stay-at-home mothers did in the 23s.
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Ms. McBath later became part of Mothers of the Movement, rallying with other mothers of black victims as part of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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First-time mothers here are often young, Megan Epoo said, and having their own mothers, aunts and sisters there for their labor is vital.
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In contrast, disadvantaged mothers, especially single mothers, are compromised by lack of time, money, emotional support and experience in deploying best practice parenting skills.
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Both projects arrive after a successful campaign to raise bail funds for black mothers last Mothers' Day, which inspired Kortney Ziegler to create Appolition.
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Among children whose mothers took fish-oil capsules, 16.9 percent had asthma by age 3, compared with 23.7 percent whose mothers were given placebos.
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Lifeline for depressed mothers: A national panel of health experts said two forms of counseling could prevent depression in pregnant women and new mothers.
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Mothers and daughters have a special kind of relationship: one 2016 study found that mothers and daughters have more similar corticolimbic circuitry — meaning their brains work in similar ways to process and regulate emotions — than mothers and sons, fathers and daughters, or fathers and sons.
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The fact that some people clearly tolerate sugar, if not thrive on it, is simply not evidence that those of us who are obese and/or diabetic didn't get that way because of the sugar we, or our mothers, or our mothers' mothers consumed.
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The incidence of psychiatric disorders in children whose mothers started using antidepressants during pregnancy was 14.5 percent, among those whose mothers continued prior use of the medications during pregnancy it was 13.6 percent, and when mothers discontinued the medications before pregnancy, it was 11.5 percent.
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Compared with non-Hispanic white mothers, black mothers had higher rates of poverty and were less likely to have a college degree or to be married, and these three differences fully explained the lower rates of intending or starting to breastfeed among black mothers.
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Now, Barnett heads Girls Embracing Mothers, a non-profit that works to empower the young daughters of incarcerated mothers by organizing enhanced visitation sessions between imprisoned mothers and their daughters in order to facilitate conversations about critical life decisions and encourage mother-daughter bonding.
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Clinton regularly mentions the mothers -- who have come to be known as the "mothers of the movement" -- in speeches about criminal justice reform and guns.
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Such struggles prompted Gleyse to help create the Union of Mothers of Angels, which provides advice and logistical support for mothers of children with microcephaly.
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Mothers too have been demonized for aiding ISIS—but "mothers do not send money for guns and bullets," says Karolina when I bring this up.
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To paraphrase his Letter from a Birmingham Jail, it should be unrealistic for black mothers to die at three times the rate of white mothers.
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If the scientific mothers of the nineteen-thirties wanted baby food untouched by human hands, the natural mothers of the seventies wanted only handmade food.
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A repossessed Mothers' Day would highlight the unequal conditions that link all mothers and that need to be recreated to support care work more broadly.
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Overall, about 95 percent of rural mothers and 94 percent of urban mothers in the study had a normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, the study found.
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In 2015, depression diagnosis rates were highest among mothers 35 and older, women with health coverage through public insurance programs like Medicaid, and white mothers.
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While the birth defect continues to be most common in mothers under the age of 20, the largest increase in cases occurred in older mothers.
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Louisiana ranks 44th out of all 50 states in maternal mortality; black mothers in the state die at 3.5 times the rate of white mothers.
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I ended up speaking to more parents — always mothers, and usually mothers of sons on the autism spectrum — than I could include in the piece.
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They anchor Bennett's theme of female community: the two motherless women, overseen by the Mothers, struggle with the choice of whether to become mothers themselves.
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During the study period, cardiovascular disease developed before age 24 in 22019,153 people whose mothers had diabetes while pregnant and 91,311 whose mothers did not.
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Tennis icon Serena Williams is hoping to improve job opportunities for mothers by joining the Mom Project, a platform that connects mothers with viable job opportunities.
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Moreover, mothers of gay sons with older brothers had even higher anti-NLGN4Y levels in their blood than did mothers of gay sons without older brothers.
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We may say we love mothers, but we also have a weird tendency to do terrible things to the pregnant women who will soon become mothers.
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To help plant fear directly into mothers' hearts, their publications contained religious references and include illustrations of mothers and children wearing clothes typical of religious Jews.
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In the absence of such coincidence of birth, the calves of elderly mothers were just as likely to live to 15 as those of young mothers.
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In South Africa infected mothers now pass on the virus in only 2% of cases, compared with 45% among infected mothers who don't get the drugs.
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The bonobo mothers will defend their sons' mating attempts against other males (even mothers), so they have an active role, but not in dragging their sons.
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Rates of memory decline were similar in mothers and non-mothers who worked, but memory decline was fastest in women who weren't part of the workforce.
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Mandated break time in workplaces for nursing mothers, and required employers with more than 50 employees to give nursing mothers private spaces to pump breast milk.
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This suggests that both mothers and fathers of newborns are older today, but the average age of mothers is increasing slightly faster than that of fathers.
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There was some, but not a lot, of data that included black women, but the trends identified among white mothers were not replicated among black mothers.
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The unpalatable truth is that since ape mothers are as likely to hand over their babies as human mothers, these apes' lives necessarily begin with tragedy.
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Mothers and 6-month old infants were watched during play sessions and the mothers were rated on how often demands, intrusions and/or critical comments occurred.
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On average, women and especially young mothers, also work fewer hours than men, with almost 70 percent of employed mothers of preschool children working part-time.
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Photo via Mothers Hailing from Athens, Georgia, Mothers is a band you're going to want to keep at least one eye, maybe two, on this year.
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None of them knew how to cook—they'd relied on their mothers to do that and now their mothers had fled like so many before them.
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Research shows that mothers who are responding well to antidepressant treatment feel more confident and satisfied in their roles as parents, similar to mothers without depression.
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If flexibility is only given to mothers, it breeds resentment, and it turns mothers into a specific category of worker that is seen as less dedicated.
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The Denmark study found evidence that women took on the roles they saw their mothers take — those whose mothers worked more had smaller pay gaps themselves.
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Women were marching with their mothers and daughters and grandmothers and sisters and nieces; they were carrying signs about marching for their mothers and their daughters.
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She said she hoped to use her experience to start a support group for other single mothers, as well as for mothers with special-needs children.
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Finally, one of our best read stories this week comes from a novelist who asked women to share photos of their mothers before they were mothers.
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She was told that mothers could come into the store to shop for the kids, but she knew that working mothers might not have the time.
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But the children cannot be repatriated without their mothers because the Syrian Kurdish forces oppose separating the children and their mothers, Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said.
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And newborns of mothers with migraine had higher rates of low birth weight, respiratory distress syndrome, and febrile seizures compared with children of mothers without migraine.
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Compared with normal or underweight mothers, children of obese mothers were more likely to have difficulty using small muscles, such as those in their fingers or hands.
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But girls born to mothers in the high-acetaminophen group were nearly six times more likely to have language delays than girls whose mothers had used none.
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I spoke with other women who lost their mothers at a young age, and asked them what they appreciate most about their mothers now that they're gone.
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Babies with black mothers die twice as often as babies with white or Hispanic mothers, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It's between mothers and daughters more generally—with a special emphasis on daughters who have become mothers, but are still very much in need of parenting themselves.
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What doctors should tell mothers While doctors might not be doing a lot of vaginal seeding themselves, some mothers are taking the matter into their own hands.
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"The chance of dying during pregnancy for mothers after IVF is three times higher if they carry multiples compared to mothers who carry singleton babies," Kissin said.
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If fathers and childless workers take advantage of these policies as often as do mothers, then employers would have no reason to view mothers with extra caution.
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Dr Costa-Mattioli and Dr Buffington found that the offspring of mothers on the high-fat diet (which made these mothers obese), tended to have problems socialising.
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As they suspected, offspring of obese mothers that were in the control arms of the experiment had 29% fewer such cells than did offspring of normal mothers.
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The series carries us through 50 years, as the women rescue and betray each other, struggle to escape the slums and their mothers, and become mothers themselves.
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It was a homage to mothers who lost their sons at rallies in April and May, and they wound up adding 15 more mothers to that list.
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The mothers said their parenting information largely came from their own parents, teachers and doctors, but when faced with conflicting information, they listened to their own mothers.
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Repatriating children without their mothers is unlikely to happen as Syrian Kurdish forces, who control the territory that includes al-Hol, oppose separating children from their mothers.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black mothers giving birth in the US die at three to four times the rate of white mothers.
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The mothers, Stephanie Safechuck and Joy Robson, knew that Jackson was ensorcelling their sons, even as he lured the mothers out of the frame with luxurious enticements.
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" While bonobo mothers defend their sons mating attempts against other males and the males' proximity to their mothers allows them to stay at central places in the group, giving them more opportunities to mate, bonobo mothers do not "literally drag their sons to ovulating females to get more grandchildren.
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In the current study, HbA1c levels averaged 7.6% in children of mothers with advanced degrees, 7.9% in children of women with bachelor's degrees, 8.2% in children whose mothers graduated from vocational or 2-year colleges, and 8.4% in children of mothers with no more than a high school degree.
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Two-year-old girls whose mothers took acetaminophen during their pregnancies had higher rates of language delays compared to those whose mothers did not, finds a new study.
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Babies born to black mothers who have been to university are more likely to die than babies born to white mothers with less than a high-school education.
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The study found that mothers of kids with an ADHD diagnosis had a mean blood cotinine level more than double that of the mothers of the control children.
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From a young age, our mothers and grandmothers teach us the tricks they learned from their mothers and grandmothers to help us maintain healthy hair, nails, and skin.
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The 14-year-old suspect and one of the 15-year-old suspects were turned in by their mothers after the mothers saw surveillance video, according to Sgt.
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Home birth mothers in the U.S. tend to be older, better educated, more likely to have given birth before and healthier than low-risk mothers in hospital births.
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Five African-American mothers who lost sons to gun violence will join the Clinton campaign for South Carolina events, including the mothers of Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner.
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"Most data on rising parental ages in the US has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
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Mothers 35 and older who had C-sections without first going into labor were five times more likely to have severe complications than mothers who had vaginal births.
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It allows children to remain in their mothers' care — which is critical to the well-being of both the children and mothers — while their mother continues her recovery.
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Mothers' nearly unified opinion on family separation makes a certain amount of sense, as mothers of children under 18 are more likely to support a Democrat-controlled Congress.
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Harrowing TV pictures of children, teachers, and mothers screaming for hours after every gunshot inside the ministry building has forced hundreds of mothers to re-think their childcare.
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Moreover, the mothers who were given vouchers were 17.3% more likely to be employed by the end of the study than the mothers who were not given vouchers.
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Almost 5 percent of urban mothers had surgical cesarean section deliveries, compared with less than 4 percent of rural mothers, a difference that was small but statistically meaningful.
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"She witnessed other officers take children away from their mothers and when those mothers asked why, the officers said, 'because the government says we can,'" the document reads.
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Children of mothers who smoked during pregnancy had retinal nerve fiber that was typically 5.7 micrometers thinner than in kids whose mothers didn't smoke at all while pregnant.
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Typically in their mid-twenties, most workers are also mothers or prospective mothers—a reality that employers seem unwilling to acknowledge through basic healthcare, childcare or maternity leave.
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In a study of New York City hospital births, African-American mothers with a college education had more pregnancy complications than white mothers who didn't finish high school.
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The mothers in Kate Walbert's stories love their children passionately, but we all know that passionate love is no guarantor of happiness, and these mothers are not happy.
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But I'm learning that many grandparents — mostly mothers and mothers-in-law, but some fathers and fathers-in-law as well — are indeed present for the big event.
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Overall, the risk of psychiatric disorders in children born to mothers who began using antidepressants during pregnancy was 56 percent higher compared to those whose mothers had never used the drugs, and 64 percent higher when mothers continued antidepressant use during pregnancy, according to the results published in The BMJ.
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They reflect a pressing need to identify the increasing number of mothers who struggle with mood disorders as well as infants and children affected by their mothers' mental state.
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When I and a group of bereaved mothers who lost daughters went to the 2017 Women's March, only mothers of men killed by the police were invited on stage.
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When the babies were six months old, 72 percent of the mothers eligible for cash rewards were breastfeeding but none of the other mothers were, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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At this point, contacts such as mothers, mothers-in-law, close friends and family come into play as they help people raise their children, known as the grandmother effect.
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Refinery29 spoke with Schumer at the Snatched press day about mothers, daughters, and how she cultivates her confidence: What do you think mothers can teach their daughters about confidence?
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Studies show that African Americans have more amputations than white patients, and that black mothers are three to four times more likely to die in childbirth than white mothers.
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Starting at 21 weeks' gestation, femur and humerus length were significantly longer for babies with obese mothers than for infants with non-obese mothers, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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It narrowly defines who would be able to use the benefit — only mothers, and possibly only married mothers at that — and it is largely just a kickback for businesses.
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Southwest's "baby on board" page states that mothers are welcome to nurse on aircraft:Southwest welcomes nursing mothers who wish to breastfeed on the aircraft and/or within our facilities.
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Let's make Mothers' Day a day to express not only love, reverence and appreciation of their labor, but also public commitment to protect and support all mothers and families.
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But children of mothers who used pot only before, but not during, pregnancy also had a 39 percent higher risk than the kids of mothers who didn't use it.
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Like many expectant mothers, she's been told her husband cannot be with her when she delivers, a rule designed to help protect mothers and their children during the outbreak.
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His team tracked pregnant mothers and how their nutrition impacted their children—mothers who would spend their days plowing the land or weeding until just days before their delivery.
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The Meddler explored all the ways mothers can screw up their children, and all the ways children often realize they've screwed up their mothers when it's almost too late.
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Economically sufficient Kenyan mothers, according to another study, produced milk with higher fat concentration for their sons than for their daughters, whereas the reverse was true for poorer mothers.
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Are we in a future world — where children have to ask who their mothers are, where mothers give up their children or share them with a creepy communal family?
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In those situations, calves born to older mothers were 1.7 times as likely to die in the first 15 years of life as those born to the younger mothers.
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She saw hospital staff teach new mothers how to take care of infants, and observed a separate training program for new mothers who are learning to care for premature babies.
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I can only suggest you get yourself a copy and gift it to people also, share the wise words with mothers and fathers, mothers- and fathers-to-be — just everyone.
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De Groot says it's been imperative for her to be able to share stories with other mothers of color, both on Raising Mothers and as part of a larger community.
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After the mothers are released from jail, the Collective, comprised of more than a dozen organizations, provides the mothers with some resources and support services including transportation and housing assistance.
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And the effects were stronger in mothers of girls than of boys, suggesting that mentally healthier mothers were able to lessen the harm suffered by daughters in a patriarchal society.
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They're printing 3D models of babies in the womb so blind mothers can feel their children before they're born and experience the same joy sighted mothers have when viewing ultrasounds.
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The challenge with these types of studies is that mothers who live near fracking areas, or other polluted sites, are usually poorer than mothers living in say, Philadelphia, says Casey.
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A breakdown of the data showed the number of Syrian babies nearly quadrupled to 18,1.923, those with Iraqi mothers doubled to 5,500 and those with Afghan mothers tripled to 5,900.
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At the end of pregnancy, half of the babies with obese mothers had humerus bones at least 62.2 millimeters long, compared with 61.6 millimeters for infants with non-obese mothers.
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Even when women never used antidepressants, mothers with psychiatric disorders were 84 percent more likely to have kids with ADHD than mothers without mental health problems, the study also found.
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And there were groups formed by community members to heal and advocate for peace, like the Mothers' Circle, for New Orleans mothers who had lost loved ones to gun violence.
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A ProPublica report found that in New York City, African-American mothers between 2628 and 28500 were 6900 times more likely than white mothers to die from childbirth-related complications.
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Of the children whose mothers took prenatal vitamins in the first month of the pregnancy, 14.1% went on to develop autism, compared with 32.7% in children whose mothers did not.
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" But moments later, when the woman behind the counter asked where our children's father was and I replied, "They have two mothers," without a pause, she responded, "Two mothers, huh?
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We don't want mothers to throw balls at children's heads, but we especially don't want mothers to want to throw a second ball, for punishment, after the threat has passed.
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Fathers can take parental leave as well as mothers, and in tandem they receive 55 weeks of leave at near full-pay, more than double that allotted to Hungarian mothers.
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A study recently published in Science found that children of mothers who were eligible for DACA had lower rates of anxiety and adjustment disorders than children whose mothers were ineligible.
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And I had it easier than most new mothers: I had paid leave in the first place, and an employer that made an effort to be accommodating to pumping mothers.
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Also, an increased age difference between mothers and their children may lead to poorer, less energetic parenting, as well as an increased likelihood that children will lose their mothers early on.
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Her oppression is not equivalent to that experienced by trans and nonbinary people, or gay couples who want to adopt, or working-class mothers and mothers of color, for that matter.
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At that point in time, half of the babies with obese mothers had a femur length of at least 71 millimeters, compared with 70.2 millimeters for babies with non-obese mothers.
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A description for the video says Tina Grimmie "wants this song to be a source of encouragement for other mothers and daughters," with special thoughts toward mothers who have lost children.
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According to the Pew Research Center, "Fully half of Hispanic mothers have three or more kids"; that compares with only one-third of white moms, and 27 percent of Asian mothers.
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Another dramatic difference between generations involved the children's mothers: in the older generation, 57 percent of mothers had no higher education; in the newer generation, that had fallen to 123 percent.
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We are one of the few countries in the world where maternal mortality rates are rising, rather than falling, and black mothers die at three times the rate of white mothers.
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"Only a couple of the mothers I knew had a pleasant process and a beautiful birth," said Michelle Velarde, who worked looking after mothers for an agency called Surrogacy Beyond Borders.
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These men were frequently described as considering the act of killing their mothers as a way to maintain their masculinity or as protection against extreme emotions triggered by their mothers' behavior.
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But, but, but: Like prior generations, Motherly found that millennial mothers feel frustrated by a lack of support: 74% said society does not do a good job understanding and supporting mothers.
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A 2011 study published in the Archives of Women&aposs Mental Health reported that 8% of adoptive mothers in the study experienced symptoms of depression compared to 16.5% of biological mothers.
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We're contemptuous of mothers who have no choice but to work, but also of mothers who don't need to work and still fail to fulfill an impossible ideal of selfless motherhood.
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After finishing my most recent novel, in part about mother-daughter relationships, I put out a call on social media for photos from women of their mothers before they were mothers.
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Researchers found that mothers who were unaware their children were CDA positive reported more child anxiety and depression, aggressive behavior and sleep problems compared with the mothers of children without CDA.
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Scientists at the University of Cambridge found "subtle yet meaningful differences" in the ways egg donor mothers interacted with their children, compared to mothers who had children using their own eggs.
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They began by turning to new mothers already participating in a large, ongoing study of the health of mothers and newborns and asking if they could now track their babies' activities.
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According to the CDC, Black mothers in the U.S. die at three to four times the rate of white mothers, one of the widest of all racial disparities in women's health.
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There were no other differences between the two groups in adverse outcomes for infants or mothers, so induction at 241 weeks should certainly be offered to mothers, the study team concludes.
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They became teachers, lawyers, nurses, psychologists, entrepreneurs — and mothers.
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"Doctors and nurses should provide mothers with information and education regarding the benefits of breastfeeding, but we should not pressure mothers to breastfeed, and mothers should not be made to feel guilty if they are unable to breastfeed or decide that it is not the best decision for their family," Flaherman said by email.
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The only two factors that seemed to predict whether mothers knew the correct first aid for a burn were training and smoking status – mothers who were smokers tended to score poorly in this category, and mothers who had undergone first aid training in the past 12 months tended to do better than the rest.
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She noted that, in the new study, infants of mothers with depression did not show differences in their level of social and emotional development compared with babies of mothers with no symptoms.
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"Also, the focus was on the mothers' residential locale, and it's possible that mothers' work locales have a different environmental makeup that might be important to consider," she wrote in an email.
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But even if they treated mothers this way, it is unlikely that they would treat women who took a few weeks of leave a decade earlier differently than other mothers, they said.
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In this study, 28% of black mothers reported pain scores of at least 43 out of 10, compared with 22% of Hispanic women, 20% of white mothers, and 15% of Asian women.
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They're also geared toward an older audience: Whereas the heroines in YA dystopias are often girls missing their mothers, the protagonists of feminist dystopias are often mothers themselves, fearing for their daughters.
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"I have done lots of movies about mothers but I believe this mother ... if you compare her with other mothers, she's the most vulnerable mother," he told a news conference on Tuesday.
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The young mothers, Chantel Grant and Andrea Stoudemire, were fatally shot at a corner where members of Mothers/Men Against Senseless Killings, a group they volunteered with, had been known to gather.
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One aid worker who visited the camp briefly last week tried to match lactating mothers whose infants had died, from disease or otherwise, with starving infants whose mothers had died in childbirth.
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They also examined mothers' reports on their own marijuana use as well as any use by their partners, and they also looked at lab tests for signs of cannabis in mothers' urine.
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When mothers used marijuana during pregnancy, children were 38 percent more likely to have these psychotic-like symptoms than the children of mothers who abstained from use during pregnancy, the study found.
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In her view, this makes it all the more important that mothers like her, mothers like me, stand up for our right to parent our children without public shaming, investigation or prosecution.
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Remembering their relationships with their mothers, the characters of "The Joy Luck Club" (1993) also remember the times they fought against their mothers' wishes that they become chess champions or concert pianists.
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Children of mothers who ate less than one serving of fish weekly during pregnancy averaged worse metabolic syndrome scores that those whose mothers ate one to three servings, the currently recommended amount.
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What really struck me was when I started to notice groups of mothers having coffees together: The Anglophone mothers sat next to each other facing outward, watching their children the whole time.
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One small 2012 study found that anxious and inhibited kids whose mothers tended to be overprotective were more likely to have anxiety disorders during adolescence than those whose mothers were not overcontrolling.
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Infants of mothers younger than age 20 are at higher risk for sleep-related sudden death than babies of older mothers, the study team notes in The Journal of Pediatrics, April 21.
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"We're now in an era where mothers and parents can talk to one another , a throwback to this nostalgic time, pre-expert, when mothers gathered at the village well," Hulbert went on.
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New mothers must also contend with pressure to "bounce back" to a pre-baby weight — a pressure fueled in part by intense media focus on famous mothers, as Forbes noted in 2012.
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That, too, is a racial justice issue — black and Latinx mothers are more likely than white mothers to say they would look for a more lucrative job if child care weren't an issue.
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For one day, feminism didn't seem like a thing of the past but a hopeful force for the future — uniting daughters with their mothers, as well as the mothers who fought before them.
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Interestingly, working parents have a higher rate of volunteering than all parents: mothers volunteer at a rate of 43.2% and working mothers at 46.7%, with fathers at 50% and working fathers at 36.6%.
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"I am very interested in mothers and daughters, and I've written about them before, although I've always written about different mothers and different daughters," Strout told Terry Gross on NPR's "Fresh Air" recently.
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The campaign comes just one month after the controversial Facebook Motherhood Challenge, a campaign in which mothers posted photos of themselves with their kids, and tagged other women who they deemed "awesome" mothers.
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They found that male children of mothers who were accepted for the program lived one year longer, got more schooling, and had incomes 22001 percent greater than children of mothers who were rejected.
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"And so if young women in particular are getting information from their mothers and their parents, the IUD and implant information that their mothers and parents have might not be accurate," she said.
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Only 51 percent of teenage mothers earned high school diplomas by age 22, compared with 89 percent of their peers without children, and 48 percent of teen mothers lived below the poverty line.
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And he brings border patrol agents and mothers whose children were killed by undocumented immigrants onstage to speak, with the mothers hammering home the importance of removing those in the country illegally. Aug.
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This growth in Muslim births is set to accelerate by 2055 to 2060, when 232 million babies are estimated to be born to Muslim mothers compared with just 34.93 million to Christian mothers.
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Mothers with one child receive 16 percent less in Social Security benefits at age 62 than non-mothers do, according to a new paper from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
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Rather, men raised by working mothers spent about 50 additional minutes weekly caring for their family members than those whose mothers were not employed, the researchers found, using International Social Survey Programme data.
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Over 90% of porn superfans – compared to just over 70% of the GSS sample – agreed that working mothers can have just as warm and secure relationships with their children than non-working mothers.
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In addition to the $23.1 billion that families are spending to honor mothers, the best gift of all would be ensuring that mothers can earn equal pay and have equal labor market opportunities.
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Some Estonian doctors advocated mothers breast-feeding in intensive care units and said mothers and fathers should have close, loving contact with their babies as soon and as often as possible after birth.
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Studies of rat pups show enduring changes in DNA and behavior depending on whether they were raised by high or low nurturing mothers (largely measured by how much the mothers licked their pups).
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As many as 220 percent of teen mothers in New York City use no form of birth control at all postpartum, and many breastfeeding mothers avoid hormonal methods until their babies are weaned.
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I have been to countless showers, and, to the best of my knowledge, I thought that wedding showers were thrown by bridesmaids and baby showers were thrown by mothers or mothers-in-law.
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They found that male children of mothers who got accepted for the program lived one year longer, got more schooling, and had incomes 14 percent greater than children of mothers who got rejected.
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Instead of sending mothers to various specialists, the program relies on family physicians who support the mothers in every aspect: a one-stop shop for prenatal and postnatal care, addictions treatment and counseling.
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Since the District of Columbia did so, the labor force participation rate of unmarried mothers with children under 5 has increased 13 percentage points, four points more than the increase for married mothers.
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"We had no idea how Colin Kaepernick heard about our organization," said Carolyn A. Watson, founder and executive director of Helping Oppressed Mothers Endure, or H.O.M.E., a foundation supporting single mothers in Georgia.
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Requiring businesses to offer paid parental leave, and encouraging mothers to actually take it, would give mothers, (and fathers), the time they need to focus on the health and needs of their babies.
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The start of negotiations was announced Monday in a joint statement from Wedgewood, the company that owns the Oakland home the mothers occupied, the mothers themselves, the city of Oakland, and community activists.
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For too long, mothers have been set against one another: working mothers versus those who stayed home, women who reveled in motherhood versus those who battled ambivalence, while loving their children no less.
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They found that male children of mothers who were accepted for the program lived one year longer, got more schooling, and had incomes 21 percent greater than children of mothers who were rejected.
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Other mothers in the neighborhood occasionally helped care for Raymond.
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Liberation from the patriarchy has also meant dethroning their mothers.
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Mothers, from what I've seen in my wife, are strong.
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We have the same father [Peter Dassey] and different mothers.
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The Real Story Of Elephant Mothers & Babies Not crying yet?
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So, should nursing mothers "dump" their breastmilk after drinking alcohol?
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"We expect mothers to be caring and loving," he says.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving also launched a campaign against him.
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Working mothers earn 75% of what their male counterparts make.
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We value and support everyone, especially mothers who are breastfeeding.
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"Becoming mothers has motivated us to work harder," says Conrad.
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White mothers virulently and violently protested the integration of schools.
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Obama prosecuted mothers for coming to the United States illegally.
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Most women who have had an abortion are already mothers.
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I think it's an emotion so many new mothers feel.
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And our mothers didn't receive the health care they deserve.
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Samsung specifically said it wanted colors that mothers would approve.
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Mothers always want to protect their children, even from themselves.
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But why, Kyle wondered aloud, would new mothers need condoms?
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Both mothers were taken to hospital in a stable condition.
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Young cats stay with their mothers up to two years.
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Young mothers huddle around a table looking at holiday snaps.
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The characters on stage are not mothers, wives or girlfriends.
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The drama isn't dying down between McKayla and Caelen's mothers.
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She was my second mother, and mothers are always complicated.
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Black babies born into slavery ripped from their enslaved mothers.
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We are mothers, daughters, wives, sisters, friends, workers, and caregivers.
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Her selfless decision will help other mothers and their babies.
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Some are following in the career footsteps of their mothers.
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But it's one good piece of advice for single mothers.
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In real life, children and mothers are allowed to reconcile.
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And so, whether good or bad, mothers have to disappear.
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The staff often uses personal resources to help new mothers.
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Are mothers going to move their kids away from me?
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Some questioned how "voluntary" the surrogate mothers' participation had been.
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An estimated 60% of them are led by single mothers.
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Today Oct 11th marks 11 years of my mothers sobriety.
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The women are the mothers of Billy and Angela, respectively.
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He'd come in, and mothers of cubs would just scatter.
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"A lot of blame is put on mothers," she says.
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Within this chorus, the voices of the mothers stand out.
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More mothers should get involved in celebrity boyfriend advocacy work.
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There were a lot of women who were single mothers.
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It is unclear how many mothers participated in the celebration.
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Clinton's success helps hit back at the bias against mothers.
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Mothers are torn away from their babies at the border.
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Why are pregnant women and working mothers frequently discriminated against?
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Working mothers spent about 15 minutes less on such activities.
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Knowing this, let's rejoin the Founding Mothers in their debate.
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Like most patients and mothers, though, she has a secret.
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To all the undocumented mothers who live with fear everyday.
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The program keeps mothers and babies together to improve outcomes.
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The women working there are powerful Amazonian businesswomen and mothers.
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" He added, "He divorced their mothers and they loved him.
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Nursing mothers rejoice – there may soon be a "breastfeeding" emoji.
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Mothers can send children to their rooms if they misbehave.
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One of the Real Housewives' most notorious mothers has died.
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Some groups were made up of women and concerned mothers.
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Many mothers and fathers struggle to balance family and careers.
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As their mothers, we must do more than just cry.
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They love their girlfriends and mothers and sisters and aunts!
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It's not just people without fathers or mothers or guidance.
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Not all mothers choose to consume their placentas through pills.
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For two seasons, the Housewives and mothers have been BFFs.
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So, too, did the call to mothers to feel empowered.
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And there were other women who were mothers as well.
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We are all mothers and we need to stick together.
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We need to let mothers grieve if they need to.
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Many wrote that the Instagram evoked their lives as mothers.
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Her points are well taken and advocated by birth mothers.
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Roughly four in five U.S. mothers start breastfeeding, Christakis writes.
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This suggests that most new mothers are motivated to breastfeed.
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America's mothers give life and direction to our future leaders.
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Black women, Latinas and mothers have to work even longer.
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What is not, is ripping babies from their mothers. pic.twitter.
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A majority of those households were headed by single mothers.
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Congratulations have been pouring in, many from other mothers themselves.
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To say to those grown men, 'Your mothers are dogs.
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Discrimination against mothers also plays an important factor, says Miller.
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Many companies do not offer flexible hours for working mothers.
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Many mothers, she said, still lacked even that small consolation.
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"Mothers require more than just encouragement to breastfeed," Palmquist said.
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Why are you so often cast as wives and mothers?
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The office also has two mothers' suites with four rooms.
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Across all types of accommodations, mothers often reported feeling unsafe.
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CMMB focuses on mothers and children as agents of change.
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" Together the mothers review the suspects: "Was it an anteater?
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I mutter terrible things about the mothers of these others.
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Older mothers may face greater health risks, but not necessarily.
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Your purchase also provides mothers in need with prenatal vitamins.
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But the bonds between mothers and calves are extremely strong.
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Aid workers have seen it firsthand and mothers know it.
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Crime Irish sons are brought up to honor their mothers.
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The mothers say the monotony is hardest on their children.
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Four of the mothers terminated their pregnancies immediately, he said.
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Grandmothers, mothers and daughters babysit, defend and raise calves together.
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Women are all mothers and nurturers with or without children.
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Mothers are the primary earners in 40% of those households.
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It's safe to say that American mothers live in crisis.
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She also connected with other Christian mothers of trans kids.
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We're also mothers, so maybe this gives us more energy.
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Later, she would find other mothers via local play groups.
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This often means being wives and mothers — but not always.
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Are they treated differently as mothers because of their age?
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And in this respect the first duty belongs to mothers.
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Less widely known is that their mothers are coming, too.
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The letters emphasized disproportionate maternal mortality rates among black mothers.
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Some expectant mothers are choosing confinement indoors to avoid mosquitoes.
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Since when were mothers no longer allowed to feel sexy?
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Other mothers have been defending themselves against online criticism recently.
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That's true even when mothers' symptoms aren't severe, they say.
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Indeed some recent detainees are infants, taken from their mothers.
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Liz Lemon has two mothers, both played by Carrie Fisher.
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For many mothers, this is the best of both worlds.
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We won't have hospital spaces for your father and mothers.
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Women tend to give more traditional answers after becoming mothers.
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So when I'm in Single Mothers, that's my social time.
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Except, maybe, when we are still part of our mothers.
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There were mothers saying they were worried about their children.
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The Beehive also helps mothers return to the work force.
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Finally, I started with mothers, and I'll end with parents.
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They would have, if their mothers hadn't called them home.
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Single mothers are superheroes, masked in love and sheer determination.
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Single mothers have to be homemakers, chefs, cleaners, breadwinners, individuals.
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Even some of the Prestige dancers' mothers were taken aback.
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It's also important for us mothers to educate our sons.
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They are selfless people, and to me, so are mothers.
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How can we dismiss so many women, so many mothers?
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We are also daughters, wives, mothers, sisters and human beings.
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"She's not like other mothers," he tried to explain, embarrassed.
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Why would we accept the aging image of our mothers?
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That's possibly why mothers earn less than women without children.
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And caregiving responsibilities still disproportionately fall on women and mothers.
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He knew that to groom girls you must erase mothers.
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About 62 percent of the first graders' mothers were interviewed.
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" Then he smiled and said, "But who knows about mothers?
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We never heard mothers coo or talk to their babies.
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Then, at 27, you're auditioning to play mothers of teenagers.
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Researchers found a corresponding increase in births to unmarried mothers.
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It's a rich and incredibly acted moment between two mothers.
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Mothers won't let their daughters share an elevator with her.
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All of us, walking around, cut off from our mothers.
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We should be cheering mothers on, and acknowledging their choices.
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Justice Ginsburg said treating mothers and fathers differently was unjustified.
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They wanted revenge not for themselves, but for their mothers.
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THE PART: Momma Rose, the mother of all stage mothers.
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Your purchase also provides mothers in need with prenatal vitamins.
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The mothers and their children were evicted from the home.
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The two other mothers tried to get him to move.
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Geography brought us together when we were both young mothers.
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One cause: mothers' suffering from living in a racist society.
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Mothers and fathers in my community don't have those advantages.
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Retiring Mothers and daughters talk about all kinds of things.
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Two takes on motherhood, sparked by two very famous mothers.
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Which was something of a boost for all working mothers.
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Mothers have better prenatal and mental health and parenting skills.
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Some had to beg their mothers and fathers to go.
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The increased risk was similar if mothers were binge drinkers.
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Did they ever speak about mothers, families, their inner lives?
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Mothers and their young make for especially compelling wildlife photography.
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They took infants from their mothers' breasts and murdered them.
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Mothers ask if he will do it for their children.
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I focused on mothers and daughters and lovers and friends.
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Mothers detained there went on a hunger strike in 2016.
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Suddenly, nonnursing mothers could easily and affordably feed their babies.
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Homes for unwed mothers, welfare hospitals, and prisons were targeted.
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The females remain, and inherit the ranks of their mothers.
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"Our mothers deserve restorative justice, healing, and reconciliation," Jeannoel says.
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Women are transformed into potential mothers and therefore potential costs.
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Kulmuni's Centre Party opposes letting the mothers return to Finland.
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The other mothers she knew were envious of Lila's personality.
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They are mothers and fathers trying to feed their children.
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Both are only children who were raised by single mothers.
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Maybe smaller loan interest rates for young or single mothers?
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Society does not like to hear from us castaway mothers.
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And Thomas shows mothers such bighearted love in these pages.
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No more snatching babies from the arms of their mothers.
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Again, they're judged by society as not being good mothers.
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That's what the mothers of Kelly's current alleged victims thought.
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We talk about wives, sisters, mothers, daughters, fans, and groupies.
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VICE Impact: Why is this particular campaign focused on mothers?
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Half of the mothers surveyed said their daughters were circumcised.
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Is it because our fathers and mothers were not bright?
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Especially with all of us growing up with black mothers and black women, it's a certain respect we have for Syd that's sort of reminiscent of our mothers and our aunts and our sisters.
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It was a moment for mothers to think of their daughters, and of their own mothers and grandmothers who would have cherished the image on their screens but did not live to see it.
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Such policies have quietly realigned our expectations of what new mothers should do to care for their newborns, making mothers work harder, for less pay, under conditions that risk compromising their dignity and professionalism.
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Mothers sell their milk to other mothers who use it to feed their own babies, to athletes hoping to boost their performance, or to anyone who is just eager to try the latest superfood.
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Mothers in their early 20s won't miss out on that window once their children are older and in school, and mothers in their late 30s and early 40s have already established some professional seniority.
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I have horror stories of mothers going to grief groups where they were shamed by mothers whose children died in car accidents who would say things like, 'Well, my child didn't deserve to die.
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For example, researchers should collect data on - among other things - the mothers' depression during pregnancy, depression severity, if the mothers are taking their medications, the dose of the medication and use of other substances.
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A mom of three, she built a thriving business called Divalysscious Moms, a networking and event company for New York City mothers, creating what she calls "fabuLyss" opportunities for mothers to connect and recharge.
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Child care facilitated by federal support has the strongest employment effects for single mothers, moms with young children and lower-income mothers, according to research from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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Most of the mothers exclusively breastfed for five to six months, with mothers in the baby-led feeding group having access to additional counseling to help them keep breastfeeding for the full six months.
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Yet of those, only 200 mothers were actually admitted — less than 20 percent — according to Save the Birthing Center, a group of mothers, midwives and doulas petitioning to keep Mount Sinai West's center open.
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Before the ending credits roll, we watch interviews of the film's starring actresses—they sit with their actual mothers, discussing their experiences both as daughters and as new mothers of their own young children.
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In honor of the upcoming birth, the Shangri-La Hotel, at The Shard, began offering a royal high tea in March intended to bring in mothers and mothers-to-be to celebrate their pregnancies.
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There's no national healthcare program for new mothers here the way there is in many other countries, despite growing evidence of the postpartum period's importance in the health of both babies and their mothers.
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Much like childbirth, where nearly all mothers believe the pain and suffering was worth it, most mothers believe the rewards of watching their children grow up is worth the cost to their romantic relationships.
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Surely I was not the first mother to have had these thoughts, but I couldn't recall many instances of people discussing this kind of rage openly — not actual mothers, and not fictional mothers, either.
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"These girls are also further exposed to this risk via their mothers, who may themselves be penalized and valued less than mothers of sons and less able to provide for their daughters," Gallo said.
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Despite medical evidence that mothers with paid parental leave are less likely to experience postpartum depression, with employers even reporting less turnover and higher productivity, laws in America fail the country's mothers and fathers.
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Anna's vision of Mother's Day was one in which children gave personal messages of appreciation to mothers, possibly bought a white carnation for them, and credited their mothers with a nearly sacred domestic role.
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They tended to offer higher salaries to men and women who were not mothers, and viewed applicants they knew to be mothers as less competent — even when they were looking at the exact same résumé.
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According to a 2008 study looking at post-adoption depression among adoptive mothers, symptoms of depression were found in 15.4 percent of the study group, compared to 10-20 percent of all new birth mothers.
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So Kleven's paper specifically focuses on the labor force participation of single mothers — that is, single mothers who are employed or are looking for work — because they get the best deal out of the credit.
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The study has some obvious limitations: it's impossible to know whether the Emergency Medicaid data analyzed actually refers to undocumented immigrant mothers, and we don't know for sure if those mothers actually applied for DACA.
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It's also true that if you add up the total amount of paid and unpaid work that mothers and fathers do, fathers spend 54.2 hours per week working--paid and unpaid work--mothers spend 52.7.
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Tall women are more likely to have twins A 2006 study found that, on average, mothers of multiples tended to be about one and a quarter inches taller than mothers who had only single births.
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A firm believer in women helping other women, Hernández helped organize the Asociación Protectora de Madres (Association for the Protection of Mothers) which provided financial aid to expectant mothers in need during the Great Depression.
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"Teen mothers also fear losing custody of their children, more so than their adult counterparts," says Megan Stonelake, a psychotherapist who specializes in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders and has worked extensively with adolescent mothers.
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For example, "...mothers' DACA eligibility reduced adjustment and anxiety disorder diagnoses in their children by 4.3 percentage points from a baseline rate of 7.9% among children of ineligible mothers at the threshold," the authors wrote.
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But there are other moms — every bit as deserving of our attention on this holiday — who go entirely unnoticed: the 2 million mothers with incarcerated children and the nearly 150,85033 mothers who are themselves incarcerated.
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When the share of women in paid employment peaked in 2000, three-quarters of mothers with children under the age of 18 held paying jobs and nearly half of mothers (46 percent) worked full-time.
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And in the Rainbow of Mothers program [a foundation McSpadden created to work with other mothers who lost their children] I know that a lot of these women may need the therapy like I did.
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Reuniting incarcerated mothers with their children Programs across the United States are trying to strengthen ties between mothers serving time in prison and their children, whose welfare faces grave risks if those family bonds weaken.
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At age 13, compared with those whose mothers ate the least licorice, those whose mothers consumed the most averaged seven points lower on I.Q. tests and had triple the risk for attention deficit disorder problems.
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As one of the mothers who suffered during the 1990s crack epidemic, I want to thank The New York Times for its apology for how it demonized mothers like me and for its brilliant journalism.
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Meanwhile, the Great Society's approach was to help single mothers be as successful in parenthood as possible, which was admirable in getting past the Victorian contempt for unwed mothers that had prevailed so recently before.
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Though many German mothers wanted desperately to keep their children, they saw what the other mothers faced: They were ostracized, denied jobs, housing and ration cards, and were unable to feed their babies or themselves.
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And doctors struggle to communicate with mothers who speak little English.
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How can we finally vindicate the pains of our ancestral mothers?
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New mothers experiencing postpartum depression should seek help from their doctors.
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Soon, mothers began applying the talc to infants' diaper-chafed skin.
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"Capricorns have a very fiery relationship with their mothers," says Gat.
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All of the women in the study were first-time mothers.
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Mothers across the area visit the memorial, many holding back tears.
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The mothers ranged from 2040 to 24, first child to seventh.
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Pressley for taking bold action on behalf of all Black mothers.
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That affects just one or two of every 1,000 new mothers.
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For black mothers (and fathers), it is a legitimate, daily fear.
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We were employers, sisters, and mothers to all of our chefs.
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Mothers, sisters and grandmothers scramble after them, carrying their few possessions.
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Those we commemorate on Memorial Day fought for mothers and fathers.
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Maybe it was the parade of weeping mothers and anguished fathers.
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Our mothers did not have the encouragement, could not march metaphorically.
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Unfortunately for them, their mothers aren't too receptive to that message.
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Men get increasingly younger romantic partners; women have to play mothers.
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Now, he has two mothers and two dads to raise him!
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Babies were born -- even as their mothers faced death in airstrikes.
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Allyson Felix is advocating for mothers in more ways than one.
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When those feelings come up, mothers may judge themselves for it.
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It typically refers to mothers with young children and unaccompanied minors.
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You can&apost have mothers being separated from incredibly young children.
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At the next table, two mothers sat down holding newborn babies.
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She smiled and gestured toward the other mothers sitting around her.
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Single men, for example, are held separately from mothers with children.
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Her advice to other mothers who want to start a business?
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L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect Intensive Re-Nourish Manuka Mothers Day Gift
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The victims are our daughters, our sisters, our mothers, our friends.
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"We know our self-worth as mothers," Green told BuzzFeed News.
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We are your brothers and sisters and your mothers and fathers.
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Coatlán del Río tries to keep mothers and small children together.
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She said that mothers should be more involved in child-rearing.
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It was a racist trope that primarily punished single Black mothers.
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Which is why, for decades, new mothers have enjoyed baby showers.
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Sometimes, mothers having the urge to harm themselves or their babies.
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Those mothers were not pregnant until the moment they gave birth.
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Mothers, don't let your children grow up to be Harley Quinns.
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They were worlds that featured women only as mothers and sisters.
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Many of those on treatment are pregnant women and new mothers.
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Mothers surrender their best selves for the sake of their families.
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The mothers of Mike Brown and Trayvon Martin were also there.
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For some mothers, it's enough to pay for their child's education.
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These journalists are not just defending working mothers—they're defending themselves!
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If lingerie models can pose for pictures, so can nursing mothers.
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Programs providing visiting nurses to mothers, for example, have high returns.
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Two previous four-litter mothers lost all four bears, noted Fitz.
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Your op-ed talks about the special misogyny reserved for mothers.
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Yuki Fukuda is one of many local mothers with three children.
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Elizabeth Warren acknowledged black single mothers struggled more than she did.
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Trump would provide six weeks of paid leave for new mothers.
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Pictures of mothers and babies, and peasant women or so on.
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It's time to turn the spotlight on the true stars: mothers!
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"We hypothesized that health insurance would make mothers healthier," Tilford said.
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"The mothers got together and decided on the costumes," he said.
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They have two jobs: to be wives and to be mothers.
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Drake also saw mothers spraying their children down at birthday parties.
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DO MEN, in essence, marry their mothers, and women their fathers?
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Beautiful, peaceful protest about mothers' rights to feed in public. pic.twitter.
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He has two daughters, the mothers of whom he's never named.
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So Fowler&aposs advice for single mothers, especially those raising boys.
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Now sit back, sip your milagu paal, and thank mothers everywhere.
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You have just reinforced the notion that only mothers give care.
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Would that all mothers could be as supportive as Tokyo Toni.
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Both boys know how to honor their mothers, social media style.
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"It's something only mothers can do for Officer Zerebny," Wong writes.
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There are mothers everywhere who do that on a daily basis.
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Later, I'd recognize that her fireball language was unlike most mothers.
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To make matters worse, SeaWorld also separated mothers from their calves.
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Nonetheless, 700-800 pregnant women and new mothers die each year.
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" Mothers-in-law: "I haven't spoken to mine for 18 months.
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The point is that mothers are held to an impossible standard.
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It has a lot to do with being mothers, Headey says.
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How many mothers have offered you a piece of their placenta?
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Safe neighborhoods happen when fathers and mothers are in the home.
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During their pregnancies, mothers reported whether they were taking prenatal vitamins.
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Reporters interview the mothers on the anniversaries of their children's disappearances.
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What about the 10,000 children born every year to incarcerated mothers?
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Mothers have no maternity leave after the birth of their children.
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The law covers mothers, fathers, adoptive parents and same-sex couples.
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Meanwhile, no one takes the competition more seriously than the mothers.
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We get to see them as mothers, daughters, sisters, and lovers.
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How much time is best for babies, for mothers, for fathers?
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Devotees approach her with love, as they would their own mothers.
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It found that nearly 13% of those mothers' deaths are preventable.
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Don't let him separate immigrant mothers from their American-born children.
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One is the use of strong immunosuppresive drugs in the mothers.
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Hope to see you giving better exemples to the working mothers.
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"I do understand why mothers cry at weddings now," she explained.
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New mothers can also access lactation consultants for a similar fee.
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The two mothers and kids complete the journey and check in.
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In some places, the workplace is more flexible for new mothers.
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"Unfortunately, there are mothers who discourage their girls," Stegaru told me.
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"Investing in mothers and skilled birth attendants pays off," Aronson said.
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This can be done without sacrificing the rights of their mothers.
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Some are single mothers who struggled to provide for their children.
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"It's hard to understand why these mothers do this," says Sephak.
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The Affordable Care Act has helped breastfeeding mothers return to work.
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Many expectant mothers are also sidelined in their careers, officials said.
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"Mothers and Daughters" is full of recognizable stars and heartfelt conversations.
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Ms. Higgins joined "Mothers of Invention" after an extensive audition process.
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This will be their first "contact" with their mothers in weeks.
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EDT: President Trump attends a celebration for military mothers and spouses.
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They too had mothers who cried for them and blamed themselves.
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Mothers aren't meant to have tattoos, or coloured hair or piercings.
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This included 30 mothers, 29 fathers, 19 daughters, and 20 sons.
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Women are treated like minors until they become wives and mothers.
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Just nine babies had mothers who sucked their children's binkies clean.
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One of our mothers told us that we had to live.
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This distrust creates more, not less, danger for mothers and babies.
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In some cases, mothers were the uterus donors for their daughters.
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They would be housewives and mothers; education was no longer necessary.
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The USAID deputy assistant administrator spent years attending to indigent mothers.
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Clinton shows a different side when she is around the mothers.
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Our mothers and grandmothers just wanted to integrate into French society.
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All their own mothers are showing up for Christmas this year.
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Yep so sad these people have mothers and sisters and aunts.
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Four babies were there with their mothers, who were also minors.
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The risks to mothers carrying multiples and the infants are substantial.
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Sixty percent of them will be women who are already mothers.
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When their children are killed, mothers are expected to say something.
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More than 70 percent of mothers today work outside the home.
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She has been to Army homes to console mothers, fathers, spouses.
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Mothers Fight Back, writing letters, making calls, storming city meetings, and
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In states with more expensive childcare, more mothers worked part-time.
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Tigers stay with their mothers until they're about 2 years old.
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Mothers of Srebrenica's victims clapped when the convictions were read out.
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A mother's room in 3 offers privacy for breast-feeding mothers.
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The group was predominately made up of mothers and their children.
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If so, who's going around killing their mothers all the time?
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American children do, when their mothers are at work all day?
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The decision to only include black mothers was considered and intentional.
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We don't need to be married or mothers to be complete.
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Mothers would say There ' s way more important things in life .
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They are almost caricatures of what social-climbing mothers like Mrs.
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He thanked the mothers and spouses for their service and sacrifices.
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Does it make mothers more sensitive to their own meddling ways?
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Rhimes wasn't the only person highlighting the larger role of mothers.
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Many of these girls are unwed mothers and receive public assistance.
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"I saw all these mothers with children," she told VICE News.
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There are two primary theories behind why sons murder their mothers.
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We need our fathers and mothers to be by our side.
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They're, if they're, that's actually ... I always say that to mothers.
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A vocal group of patients' mothers had made denial politically untenable.
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We saw fat mothers with prams; sometimes we heard a siren.
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"Our mothers and fathers raised men to treat women like that."
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Ms. Manasseh is the founder of Mothers/Men Against Senseless Killings.
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Importantly, there wasn't a pronounced effect among mothers born in America.
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We're not trying to re-invent the wheel with Single Mothers.
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His quotes used by Gillibrand were about parents, not specifically mothers.
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The room was full of mothers with a smattering of dads.
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He and volunteers approach nesting mothers while they are laying eggs.
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New mothers get more care than the Braggs did, she said.
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Breastfeeding mothers in Oregon get time to pump milk at work.
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They trust Hillary to keep other mothers' sons and daughters safe.
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Mothers brought children, vendors hawked falafel and families slept in tents.
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The boys did not have to communicate verbally, their mothers said.
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But they had been PTA mothers, Girl Scout leaders and teachers.
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Pregnant mothers are apparently reaching for their bongs more than ever.
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Kids on the Mexican border, when they're separated from their mothers.
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Mothers seed their babies with microbes during childbirth and breast feeding.
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The children caught up in their mothers' cases have few options.
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The hostility toward mothers in the U.S. just blows my mind.
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We should also give their mothers the opportunity to breast-feed.
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Yet, exhausted and intimidated, the mothers called a halt in 1999.
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This building has a handful of spots reserved for expecting mothers.
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"That's a Protestant-looking house," mothers would chirp after tidying up.
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But other experts cite learned behavior, especially between daughters and mothers.
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As smoke contaminated the air, mothers feared for their babies' health.
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Mothers pass their names and the family's property to their daughters.
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It's where my organization, Mothers Against Senseless Killings, does its work.
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We've all been daughters and sons of our fathers and mothers.
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As lawyers, as mothers, as Americans, we had to speak out.
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Though overwhelmed, the mothers talked about resilience inspired by their children.
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This year, the groups have reunited to bail out more mothers.
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We all had mothers who made sure we got enough iron.
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"I met with 10 mothers yesterday in detention," Mr. Avenatti said.
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Watch: "The Lodge" and "Swallow" both contain notable horror-movie mothers.
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Experienced mothers come prepared to teach, young ones expecting to learn.
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People connected with each other: mothers in NICUs, fathers of suicides.
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I want to step out there and represent women and mothers.
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She had sat alongside mothers at the scaffolds of their sons.
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In comedies like "Bad Moms," unruly mothers use cursing and alcohol.
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Mothers watch their children at play, they chat, they share meals.
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And compared with their mothers, today's women are far more educated.
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The couple have their mothers to thank for getting them together.
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But unless the mothers' incomes rose, they did no better either.
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In Latin America, mothers searched for their disappeared sons and daughters.
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All sons adore their complicated mothers, in one way or another.
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The two mothers headed for New York, about 40 miles away.
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"If you're Nigerian, marriage is the Super Bowl for Nigerian mothers."
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"If you're Nigerian, marriage is the Super Bowl for Nigerian mothers."
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Right now, a lot of that responsibility is falling to mothers.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) has applauded the ground breaking technology.
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The plight of the mothers had elicited a significant national response.
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I fear missing the conversations between mothers commiserating about 3 a.m.
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Today nearly 40 percent of children are born to unmarried mothers.
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Dawna was one of the three mothers killed in the ambush.
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Dawna was one of the three mothers killed in the ambush.
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Mothers passed unsuitable edibles towards the searching mouths of their young.
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Private solutions also exist for mothers who are unable to breastfeed.
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J.T. Griffin is Chief Government Affairs Officer, Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
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Legewie was surprised he didn't find any effect on Hispanic mothers.
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That means offspring stay with their mothers for their entire lives.
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Experiences like this are shockingly common among black mothers in America.
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According to the coalition, 8 in 10 incarcerated women are mothers.
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I would venture to say that most mothers are like me.
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In human mothers, levels of this neuropeptide increase when labor begins.
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"Depression often looks different in fathers than in mothers," Walsh said.
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They counsel first-time mothers and those who already have children.
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The mothers came to visit but they certainly weren't holding them.
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In a striking role reversal, fathers give birth instead of mothers.
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Now, she has taken up the cause of working mothers, too.
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For teenage mothers, the fairy-tale factor is even more potent.
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Mothers gather huge bundles of dirty clothes for the day's wash.
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We learned that even addicted mothers are needed by their newborns.
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She was joined by six other mothers sitting behind home plate.
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Most of their mothers had been transported from a nearby prison.
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But their suitcases were getting heavy and they missed their mothers.
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A few mothers may have several hours or days of memories.
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The mothers and grandmothers in the book do take food seriously.
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Sinikka Elliott: The onus is on mothers to get it right.
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And I think it helps mothers to remind [themselves] of that.
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"Humans are seeded with microbes by the mothers," Dominguez-Bello said.
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Until then, new mothers deserve space, no matter who they are.
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Mothers who work are also good for families: Daughters of working mothers tend to be higher achieving, work themselves, make more money and spend more time with their children than do daughters of women who did not work; men who were raised by working mothers do more household work and help more with child care than sons of stay-at-home moms.
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Frida Mom, a company that sells hygiene products for new mothers, had hoped to air an ad about its new "recovery kit," which aims to help mothers recover after birth, and use the restroom with ease.
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She marshaled statistics to illustrate the tough odds single mothers labor against, including the fact that 35% of them experience food insecurity and 46% of families headed by black and Hispanic single mothers live in poverty.
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And then there is Jacqueline Rose's own new book, "Mothers: An Essay on Love and Cruelty," a sort of Rosetta Stone for the moment that examines the particular mix of fascination and dread that mothers engender.
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Infants whose mothers took SSRIs had greater brain volume in regions of the brain that are critical for emotional processing, compared to babies whose mothers had untreated depression or were not experiencing depression, the study found.
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A bill approved by parliament late on Thursday increases fully paid leave to 26 weeks from 903 weeks, provides leave for adoptive mothers for 12 weeks, and facilitates a work from home option for nursing mothers.
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Mothers of the Movement took shape out of this space of pain as an advocacy group for gun control and police reform and as a means for these mothers to speak truth to their children's memory.
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The "Mothers of the Movement" also includes the mothers of Michael Brown, Sandra Bland and other men and women who died due to gun violence, while in police custody or as a result of police actions.
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A survey of 26 mothers commissioned by TIME and conducted by SurveyMonkey Audience found that half of all new mothers had experienced regret, shame, guilt or anger, mostly due to unexpected complications and lack of support.
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The majority of mothers in the survey, as well as those I talked to in dozens of additional interviews, pointed to "society in general" as the source of the pressure, followed by doctors and other mothers.
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Mothers of the Movement, a group of mothers who have lost their sons to police violence, joined the former secretary of State in both cities as she encouraged supporters to cast their ballots before the Nov.
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Researchers used data on live births among women in a large health maintenance organization, including 23,847 babies born to mothers who had been vaccinated against the flu and 143,540 born to mothers who were not vaccinated.
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But in children of obese mothers, the risk for obesity was 43 percent lower if their mothers were in the top three-quarters for folic acid levels than if they were in the bottom one-quarter.
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But one study found that 5-year-old children of mothers with low education levels already struggle with a "word gap": They recognize fewer than half of the words recognized by children of better-educated mothers.
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Regardless of whether sex-working mothers are out to their children, many of the nine mothers with whom I spoke cited agency and more time spent with their children as the greatest benefits of sex work.
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The episode illuminated an underground network of these centers providing two major services: helping mothers recuperate after childbirth, and hosting Chinese mothers who want to give birth in the U.S. so their children will have citizenship.
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Even though highly educated mothers were less likely to quit working than less educated mothers, they were more likely to express anti-work beliefs, and to say that being a parent was harder than they expected.
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Groups of protestors line the perimeter of the ceiling, including two figures holding a sign that reads "Gold Star Mothers," an organization that was initially formed by mothers who had lost sons or daughters in WWI.
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The mothers never got any answers — government officials always denied any knowledge of the missing — but the human rights organization Amnesty International credited the Saturday Mothers with single-handedly checking the abductions by Turkey's security forces.
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In the group of lesbian mothers that Ms. Goldberg researched, most of the nonbiological mothers, because they could not do things like breast-feed, said they deliberately took on other responsibilities, like bath time or housework.
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Understandably, for those mothers who became mothers not by choice, and for those who lack a support system to help them, the notion of mothering as a self-directed privilege would be far from their reality.
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While we most commonly hear the term "maternity leave," it&aposs sometimes called family or parental leave, particularly because it may apply to not only birth mothers, but also to adoptive mothers, fathers, or domestic partners.
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The numbers are even higher for women of color, with more than half of black mothers and 48 percent of Latina mothers saying they'd look for a more lucrative job if child care weren't an issue.
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"There was a study done where mothers—I don't know if this is esoteric or relevant or not—but mothers and newborns were put in separate rooms and connected by video camera and monitor," he said.
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Adoption agencies, anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers that referred mothers to these agencies, and Christian ministries often cast domestic "birth mothers" as either selfless martyrs or hopeless, promiscuous addicts—bad influences from whom children must be saved.
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And despite the fact that the bias mothers see in traditional workplaces carries over to entrepreneurship in the form of lack of access to funds — for businesses both small and large — mothers are still showing stunning success.
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"When you're all of a sudden having to pull kids out of a river and mothers out of a river, or mothers with kids in their arms out of a river, it tests your resiliency," he says.
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She states that mothers who are not treated are at an increased risk of suicide — 5% of mothers with untreated postpartum psychosis end their lives, compared to the national suicide rate overall, which is just over 1%.
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On the second night of the Democratic National Convention, Mothers of the Movement—a group of mothers of black men and women and children who have been killed (many by police)—declared their support for Hillary Clinton.
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"For mothers to be killed in a place where mothers go to seek safety and sisterhood, I take that as a personal threat," Tamar Manasseh, the founder of MASK, said at a press conference over the weekend.
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Interviews with the mothers and wives of both alleged victims What makes Robson and Safechucks's memories even more difficult to sit through is the fact that their mothers were often within earshot of what was going on.
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While maternal obesity has long been linked to an increased risk of pregnancy complications for mothers and infants, the current study offers fresh insight into the ways that fetal development may be different when mothers are obese.
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When expectant mothers have preeclampsia, doctors often deliver their babies early in an effort to avoid seizures, strokes and other complications in the mothers and to save the infants, who may be deprived of oxygen and nutrients.
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Just 3% of the screened mothers experienced minor or major depression at nine months postpartum, compared with 8.4% of the mothers who weren't screened during the visits, according to the research, published Thursday in the journal Pediatrics.
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But for mothers who had returned from deployment within the past six months, 11.7 percent of deliveries were premature, versus just 5.9 percent of births to mothers who had completed their deployments more than six months earlier.
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The mothers in the first group, on average, introduced solid foods to their babies at 23 weeks of age, whereas the mothers in the second group did so on average at age 16 weeks, the researchers found.
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Clinton has drawn support from the "Mothers of the Movement," a group that includes the mothers of black people killed by gun violence or in incidents involving the police, like Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
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Along with the subsidies, the government provided weekly "mothers'" courses to teach the mothers of the barrios not only how to prepare their government rations, but how to make them more appetizing for the Puerto Rican palate.
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But the episode illuminated an underground network of maternity centers providing two major services: Helping mothers recuperate after childbirth and hosting Chinese mothers who want to give birth in the U.S. so their children will have citizenship.
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Researchers report that overweight mothers are more likely to have a cesarean section, and that babies born by cesarean to those mothers have species of gut bacteria different from those in babies born to normal weight women.
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In another, shown before the appearance of the Mothers of the Movement - mothers who lost children to gun violence or in police-involved incidents - she encourages them in a private meeting to band together and speak out.
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To see what factors might influence how easy it is for mothers to feed these preemies breast milk, Fewtrell and colleagues analyzed data on 62 mothers who participated in a study of different types of breast pumps.
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Sometimes, people (even mothers) can't hear "no" until we actually say it.
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They were mothers and fathers, students and coaches, pastors and choir members.
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Ice-pick lobotomies, refrigerator mothers, insulin shock: The list is not short.
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Our work to protect mothers and unborn babies from abortion will continue.
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Babies pick up codas from their mothers and babysitters in this way.
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It's nothing new to point out that mothers often resemble their children.
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Their mothers and fathers detained and charged with entering the country illegally.
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We both watched our mothers struggle with heartbreak, divorce, and single parenthood.
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He only wanted to see his brother... These people don't have mothers?
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But if anyone understands that plans don't always come together, it's mothers.
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This is what makes it a preferable treatment for mothers with addiction.
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Fetuses are physiologically not people—they cannot live independent of their mothers.
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That's what I love about that Single Mothers album–it's 19 minutes.
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INGRAHAM: Finally the Democrats are worried about ripping babies away from mothers.
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There's black mothers with jobs, and now you take their jobs away.
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Another team hires women, mainly from rural areas, to be surrogate mothers.
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No wonder why the average age of mothers in America keeps rising.
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Teen mothers are significantly more likely to drop out of high school.
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Researchers have found that the job application process can discriminate against mothers.
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Meryl Streep is really holding this list down for mothers and daughters.
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"With mothers, it's very easy to slip into a pattern," she says.
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In many ways, the two royal mothers-in-law are very similar.
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Some were in abusive relationships and others weren't ready to be mothers.
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He's a romantic man, and I know he loves mothers and grandmothers.
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