Naomi Osakahad her baby girl—and revealed her peaceful Crate & Kids nursery! (Crate & Kids,Essence)

Da Brat also became a brand-new mom to a baby boy…at 49! (Instagram)

Cedars-Sinai is facing a federal rights investigation over its treatment of Black mothers. This comes after years of tireless work from Charles Johnson, whose wifeKira Johnsondied during a routine C-section at the Los Angeles hospital. (Kira4Kira)

A great listen about the neurology of motherhood and the history of the racist “welfare queen” stereotype. (NPR)

Tea Collection’s latest sartorial inspiration destination? France! (Tea Collection)

Tour a colorful, 100-square-foot dream tween bedroom…designed with yours truly! (MOTHER)

Jon Klassen on his latest children’s book,The Skull, which is darker than previous titles. (Amazon,NPR)

Currently caught in a public mom-shaming situation, Keke Palmer launched anIM A MOTHAt-shirt and stuns as a cover girl forNew York Magazine. (The Cut)

After a decade of “sharenting” on social media—here’s what the kids have to say. (NPR)

Mounting state laws are increasingly forcing families with trans kids to seek gender-affirming care across state lines. (PBS,NBC)

It’s not just teens dealing with depression and anxiety—parents are care-givers are also suffering. (Washington Post)

How to help teens recover from the lasting aftershocks of the pandemic. (Greater Good)

Parenting during a climate crisis—an interview with the author ofParenting on Earth: A Philosopher’s Guide to Doing Right by Your Kids—and Everyone Else. (Vox)

The harrowing story of teen migrants risking it all to reach Europe. (英国广播公司)

A wife and husband’s abortion story. (Elle)

Mom-to-be Lindsay Lohan designed a nursery line with Nestig. (Nestig)

Mini Rodini is having a 50% off sale on hundreds of playful clothing pieces. (Mini Rodini)

Ingrid & Isabel has a new line of “cooling” postpartum essentials. (Ingrid & Isabel)

Meet the 2023 Gerber baby. (Today)

Bye-bye, I Love NY tshirts and welcome Mommy’s Little Meatball and Daddy’s Little Meatball editions. (New York Times)