Opinion | Our Mothers as We Never Saw Them Photos of our moms before they were mothers can challenge our ideas about motherhood.

Older Mothers May Make Better Mothers, Say Researchers

Dear The Other Mothers, From An Allergy Parent Dear The Other Mothers, How do I explain how envious I am of you, the other mothers, with normal children. I watch you as you enter the park, or arrive...

'Empowering Solo Mothers Everywhere' Helps Single Mothers Marika Lindholm, founder of ESME, and single mother Cara Lemieux, discuss the group’s goal of giving single mothers across all age groups and income classes a support platform on Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero. Photo: Cara Lemieux

Did you know that intelligence is inherited from mothers? Smart people should thank their mothers because, according to researchers, their mothers are the principal responsible for transmit...

Mother: Television’s Favorite Role Many television and Internet shows center on characters who are parents, especially mothers.

Gender Inequalities Reduced When Children Have a Working Mother Though most American mothers work -- nearly three quarters -- broadly speaking, culture has never quite accepted the reality of mothers in the workplace. See for example, a recent Pew report that found 41% of Americans thought that working mothers we Read more ... re probably tearing the very fabric of our society to shreds (or, at least thought the increase of working mothers was “bad for society.”). In short, regardless of why mothers work - self-fulfilment, intellectual engagement, or just to pay the damn bills - Americans think that it’s bad.

Why It Sucks To Be A Working Mom In America Mother's Day is that time of year when we celebrate mothers. Or, if you're a politician, you celebrate mothers, but also do your best to undermine them by denyin...

One More Reason Mothers Never Get a Day Off Mothers spent more than 60 hours a week on household and family-related tasks according to a new survey. MarketWatch's Quentin Fottrell joins Lunch Break with the details. Photo: Getty

Ultrasound study looks at how fetuses react to smoking mothers vs. non-smoking mothers "Fetal facial movement patterns differ significantly between fetuses of mothers who smoked compared to those of mothers who didn’t smoke..."