Yummy Mummy

In the Yummy Mummy world, host Erica Ehm can split herself into three to get everything done. In the real world, moms need help with careers, car seats and more.

Host Erica Ehm gets the skinny on baby fat, whether its exercising it off, stuffing it into our made-over jeans, celebrating it with pregnancy photography or just avoiding it all together with an elective C-section.

Whether its talking to children, or to their husbands, yummy mummies need to be understood.

Yummy Mummy gives you the tools to avoid turning into your mom!

Host Erica Ehm examines the secrets all families have.

Todays yummy mummies are breaking out of the traditional role on every front.

Food is life, and as a new mother, its hard to know whats best for your kids. Host Erica Ehm talks to some moms who are worried that theyre own anxieties about food are sending out the wrong message to their kids.

When you have kids, its fascinating how your perspective on the world changes. Welcome to the often upside down world of the Yummy Mummy.

Erica celebrates the ups and downs of pregnancy, one of the most beautiful (and difficult) times in a womans life.

All yummy mummies deserve time to themselves, but how do they find that time?

Men are more involved in their family lives than ever before and we find out what theyre really thinking. You may be surprised.

Yummy Mummy discovers that Change is Good.

Host Erica Ehm gives us home essentials, from buying one to decorating it.

We have to shop but its a jungle out there.

Every Yummy Mummy should have a quiet place to call her own to do whatever she wants - its called the bedroom.

Keeping everyone in your family happy is a juggling act.

Being a yummy mummy is like running a race every day. To keep up the pace, you need to be strong, fit and keep a clear mind.

You can be a devoted mother and a hot mama. All you need is some practice.

Yummy mummy gets the goods on how to when it comes to parenting.

Host Erica Ehm discovers ways to get out of the house with kids in tow.

Growing up doesnt have to be scary for kids, or for mom.