Working mothers have better health and are less prone to depression, as evidenced by the new study conducted in the University of North Carolina. Full story

Daughters often try to imitate their mothers, and many moms do not mind having their mini-copy next to them. Especially if the mother is a popular actress, singer or one of the most famous ex-models. Full story

A study of childbirths in developing countries revealed that taller mothers’ babies are generally healthier and run less risk of dying before they turn five. Full story

A study involving 4,400 mothers concluded that doing the laundry takes full five months out of their lives before their kids turn eighteen. Full story

Human reproduction experts from Britain claim that mothers-to-be who smoke or have excessive weight can harm their son's fertility in adulthood. Scientists found that a woman's health during pregnancy have a major impact on the reproductive system of her son. If an expecting mother smokes, this can cause the decline in the sperm production of her son by 40 percent later in life. On the ... Full story

Contrary to what some people think, moodiness, despondency and depression are not symptoms of the adult life with its hardships. A new study published in the Archives of General Psychiatry shows that depression may assault us starting from the tender age of three. Furthermore, it may deepen and even become a chronic state of mind. Full story