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The new school year is an exciting and stressful time. You have all the possibilities and newness and you have to adjust to different routines such as getting up earlier. In all the hustle and bustle it can be hard to take a moment to enjoy it all.

There are so many unknowns in pregnancy and parenthood; it makes sense that parents would want to learn as much as they can to prepare. And that includes

It's finally September, and we all know what that means — kids are back at school, the weather is finally starting to cool off, and fall is officially starting! It's time for pumpkin patches, apple orchards, and hayrides.

Breaking up is hard to do whether it be divorce or simply separation. It is even more complicated when kids are involved. Celebs are not immune to the human phenomenon.

In the latest episode of "The Breakdown with Bethany," host Bethany Braun-Silva sat down with the ever-inspiring Allison Holker to discuss how she manages the back-to-school rush while balancing self-care and parenting her three kids. Holker, a dancer and TV personality known for her grace and positivity, opened up about the “beautiful chaos” of life with a 16-year-old, an 8-year-old, and a 4-year-old—and how she’s learned to roll with it.

For anyone expecting a little one in September, there are so many cute ways to make subtle references to the birth month in the baby's name. There are ways to pay homage to the September astrological signs (Virgo and Libra), sweet nods to the month's changing seasons, clever ways to incorporate birthstones, and more.

In a recent episode of "The Breakdown with Bethany," Jamie-Lynn Sigler — actress, mom, and advocate — opened up about how she keeps her home safe, navigates motherhood while managing multiple sclerosis (MS), and her upcoming book plans.

Puzzles are so satisfying to solve because you feel a sense of accomplishment

Researchers at UC San Francisco have found that newborns with an unusual pattern of metabolites in their blood — the byproducts created when the body processes energy — were far more likely to die from sudden infant death syndrome, adding to a growing body of research suggesting that babies who die from SIDS may have underlying conditions that can be detected early in life.

It’s easy to look at the 1970s and get a little envious. There was an awesome soundtrack by David Bowie, Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits, and Elton John to name a few. Modern computing was just getting started. Social movements such as environmentalism and civil rights gained traction. The cost of living was significantly cheaper.