Parenting

I have learnt that whether you are a biological, adoptive, step or foster parent, raising a child is challenging and overwhelming for all of us.

6 baby-friendly natural cleaning products that have been scientifically prepared to ensure you have a spotlessly clean home.

"He punched me in the face and gave me a swollen nose," Collin Gosselin wrote on Instagram.

Busy parents who could use extra hand will love Maxi-Cosi's first baby car seat and carrier system.

3 practical ways to strike a healthy balance between being productive at work, and being an attentive and caring parent.

Indiana Senator John Crane said that the traditional family "should be pursued whenever possible."

How you can set the right example for your kid by working out and ensure that they are fit even when school sports have been postponed.

The time has come for parents to abandon their long-held idea that college, any college, is good for their children.

Angelica Wendell's sister started developing coronavirus symptoms after visiting the 2-month-old baby.

Boys' well-being was, in Warren Farrell's words, "a national afterthought." He boldly set out to change that.

LA and San Diego want online classes this fall, here is everything that your child needs for a seamless online learning experience.

The Duchess of Cambridge has backed a set of tips for parents, saying she wishes the "gold dust" advice was available when Prince George was a baby.

After shouting obscenities at local grocery store employees, a father brought his son back to apologize and posted the public apology on Facebook.

If you're thinking about switching to homeschooling but do not know where to start, this simple guide can help you make the first steps on how to get started with homeschooling.

Use 4 tools: VPN, a Parental Control app, a data protection service, and antivirus software to make your online experience better and more seamless.

Maintaining advanced and convenient parental controls and monitoring the online activities of your child across the different devices they use.

Lyman Stone and W. Bradford Wilcox of the American Enterprise Institute debate economist, writer and speaker Marina Adshade.

We must reverse the problem of declining birthrates in America.

The decline in U.S. births is not the social crisis that some would have us believe.

This is a guide for parents to enable them to protect their kids online. Use this parental control app to monitor the online behavior of your children and keep them safe.

"Could she have really not waited until I left?"

All sorts of oft-cited statistics about fatherhood in America are false—and anyway broken families are the consequence, not the cause, of the exact kinds of problems protesters are currently standing up against.

The pandemic has led to tremendous shifts in parents values and aspirations—but the changes don't neatly cut along party lines.

"A 2015 study showed that the start of puberty is actually a trigger for marked declines in parents' feelings of 'self-efficacy.'"

"Parents shouldn't micromanage. And trying to 'work things out' with other parents just about always backfires."

Kids are faced with death in many other contexts, from grandparents dying naturally to the suicide of peers—and I'm okay with keeping the blinders off.

These dangerous plans go against the advice of public health experts and economists alike, but perhaps the most glaring hole in them is a complete lack of accounting for child care.

Freddy McConnell, who gave birth last year, says the court's ruling that he be listed as his baby's mother "upholds the view that only the most traditional forms of family are properly recognized."

Teenagers' sometimes inexplicable choices can be understood as a rational developmental phase when seen through the lens of animal behavior.

Their five-year study found many similarities between the thrill-seeking and sometimes inexplicable-seeming choices of teens and those of adolescent animals developing in the wild.