Broward Health is working to make preparing for a baby a little less intimidating by connecting expectant families with resources, doctors and information before delivery day.
Millions of people struggle with infertility, and one South Florida couple’s determination to become parents led them across the world to find a solution doctors in the United States could not provide.
June 21st is dedicated to honoring fathers, stepfathers, and father figures, so Mom To Mom went in search of tips from members of the Local 10 News family with one question: “What do you really want for Father’s Day?”
More than 170 foods can cause immediate allergic reactions. The “Big 9″ are milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans, and sesame. The symptoms can be anything from hives to swelling.
Parents looking for answers to questions about sleep schedules, feeding struggles or behavioral issues often turn to internet searches, especially during late-night moments when doctors’ offices are closed.
A mother of two is pitching a new approach to snacking that she says is designed to meet women where they are in the busiest stages of life, from postpartum recovery to the daily demands of parenting and work.
A South Florida hospital is offering a new class aimed specifically at expectant fathers, giving them hands-on tools to prepare for everything from diaper changes to mental health challenges that can come with new parenthood.
For a lot of mothers, finding time for friends, fitness or even a moment to themselves can feel out of reach.
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies of Broward County held its annual Mother’s Day luncheon on Tuesday to raise funds supporting pregnant and parenting women across South Florida.
Reece, the young son of Local 10 anchors Roy Ramos and Nicole Perez, underwent a medical journey that began after what initially appeared to be a routine cold and ultimately led to surgery for chronic ear, nose and throat issues.
If the thought of bringing home a newborn feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. There is no instruction manual for a baby, but there are classes that can help.
Local 10 is taking an in-depth look at “mom guilt,” a feeling many mothers say they experience daily.
February is Cancer Awareness Month.
A Texan mother said she counted on the Ronald McDonald House in Miami while her two children were getting care at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Before they can even spell their own names, some kids are already learning how to sign them.
As we celebrate the holiday season and head into a new year, we asked the moms in the Local 10 newsroom to reflect and tell us what advice they would go back and give themselves before having a baby.
It’s a Saturday morning, and 42 young women are learning all about the importance of skin care.
There’s a new approach to women’s health, starting with what’s on your plate.
Each year, thousands of young people in Florida age out of foster care when they turn 18 — often with no permanent home, no financial support and no clear path forward. A South Florida organization is working to change that.
The pressures that U.S. military families face aren’t easy. Corey Atiles, a mother of two, said she was diagnosed with post-partum depression and anxiety, after her son Raphael was born about four years ago.
The 11th annual “Mother of All Baby Showers” is one day away.
Hair loss is something many new moms experience but don’t always talk about.
Rocio “Rosy” Pacheco said she was grateful for the strangers who helped to give her son Marcus a fighting chance.
We have a Mom to Mom update to share about Iman’s Light Foundation and their upcoming fundraiser.
Students at Kelsey L. Pharr Elementary in Miami-Dade County are doing their best every day and “cashing” in when it comes to showing off their positive attitude at school.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez talked to child advocate Lauren Book, for advice on how to keep children safe when they use the internet.
We have a Mom to Mom update on the MammoVan story we brought you earlier this summer.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez spoke to two teenagers who are pushing to raise awareness and funds for a project that aims to help special needs children enjoy playtime just like their peers do.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez talked to an expert to find ways to prevent a tragedy as the South Florida heat rises and makes temperatures inside vehicles climb.
A teenager is soaring to great heights in South Florida.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez talked to organizers at Baptist Health who have created a way for women to get a mammogram, without stepping foot into a doctor’s office.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez sat down with the administrators of a school offering South Florida middle and high school students a different approach to their schooling.
As students return to class on Aug. 14, Miami-Dade County Parks is launching a new season of afterschool programs designed to keep kids active, engaged and thriving outside of school.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez sat down with the leaders of a program taking a unique, hands-on approach to mental wellness.
In this “Swim South Florida” story, Local 10’s Nicole Perez has found out all the details about an initiative meant to make sure children in Miami-Dade County learn how to swim and it is free to parents and caregivers.
The new school year is just around the corner and Miami-Dade County has partnered with the Florida Department of Health and Community Health Centers to offer free back to school immunizations.
Get your list ready! The Florida Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday will begin on Aug. 1.
A medida que los niños de todo el sur de la Florida disfrutan de las últimas semanas del verano, varias empresas y organizaciones han planeado eventos para brindarles algunos útiles para el regreso a la escuela.
In this “Swim South Florida” story, Local 10’s Nicole Perez has found a unique collaboration of organizations working to prevent drownings on South Florida beaches.
As kids across South Florida soak up the last few weeks of summer several businesses and organizations have planned events to give many students some much-needed back to school supplies.
