Parenting
We’re Not Talking Enough About Kids Creating Fake Porn of Each Other
AI is reshaping how quickly and easily a child's life can be upended with a single image.
Civilizing parents and children in a chaotic world.
Parenting
AI is reshaping how quickly and easily a child's life can be upended with a single image.
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Unpacking the drama surrounding a rap song, a covid-era challenge, and a performance that has the internet thinking bad thoughts.
Parenting
A custody battle between a billionaire and a less wealthy woman told me everything I needed to know about child support caps in Texas.
Parenting
While Trump is in high school flunking inflation 101, families are—as Alex McCord would say— “in Brooklyn trying to survive in this economy.” Here, I’ve rounded up tips to stretch, extend, or remix meals to keep families full during the eggpocalypse.
Parenting
I’ve been thinking a lot about kindness lately. For modern parents, there’s been a huge emphasis on cultivating kindness among our children and the positive impact it can have in our communities. This could be tied to growing social media use among youth, bullying, or just part of the new goal of pa
Parenting
The newest parenting trend is hiring a nanny to take care of kids before they leave for school. At least that's what childcare companies want us to believe.
Parenting
In the podcast, "God Comes Where He’s Wanted: Cry of the Home," Jon Tyson, Senior Pastor of Church of the City New York, explains how spiritual decline and indifference are the biggest indicators of our failure to disciple Christians in their teens and 20s.
Parenting
In many parts of the world, it was common for new moms to practice the tradition of "lying in"—a period when mother and baby stayed at home, were cared for by other women, and focused on healing. The postnatal tradition has mostly disappeared outside of Asia, but all moms can still benefit from many
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For every minute of screen time, toddlers heard less, spoke less, and had fewer conversations with their parents, according to a new study in JAMA Pediatrics.