Be warned! There are several realities to parenting that surprise new parents. Knowing about them can help.
Where Every Family Matters
Where Every Family Matters
Be warned! There are several realities to parenting that surprise new parents. Knowing about them can help.
It's the moment when you realize that your kid has an entire life that you can't see: the first signs of a separate life. This is a tough subject to square.
School is back and a whole new rhythm is setting in at home ... or is it? Before everything gets out of whack, tackle disarray with family group think!
Don't panic! Take a look at your morning routine and see how you can simplify and maybe even consider a new tool to help! Whatever you do, set those kids up for success.
In the age of AI, emotional intelligence (EI) may be your child's greatest strength.
There are a few phrases today's parents seem hesitant to say, but kids sometimes need to hear.
Flip the old script on discipline — ditch the shame and lean into feelings-first and coach-style guidance that actually works.
Before yelling, pause and notice your feelings. Staying calm and talking helps kids learn emotional control — skills yelling can’t teach.
If your little one's summer sleep schedule is all over the place, it's probably a good idea to revisit their bedtime routine.
Fathers today aren’t “helping” — they’re fully in it. From doctor visits to bedtime routines and emotional check-ins, dads are showing up as equal partners in the everyday work of raising kids. This is modern fatherhood: engaged, intentional and right in the center of family life.
We're in the dog days of summer, so stay on top of kid safety with tips from Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.
