ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: In a world where screens keep us ‘connected’ but emotionally distant, our kids need us to actively encourage real, lasting relationships that can actually take flight.
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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: In a world where screens keep us ‘connected’ but emotionally distant, our kids need us to actively encourage real, lasting relationships that can actually take flight.
Leaving your child home alone is always going to be a family decision; just be sure to do your homework for the best results.
In the blink of an eye, a child can be exposed to explicit content. What's your next move? Or, do you already have a plan in place?
Your kids may not be feral, but you DO want them to have more freedom. Now's the time for giving them that magic.
At storytime with my kid, I noticed all of the other parents on their phones during free-play time. It made me sad. Then I realized that was me, too. No more!
From our July issue: The love you have for your kids is undeniable, but taking care of all the day-in-day-out minutiae stinks. Welcome to parenting in 2025 and the battle to stay afloat.
We get it — just the thought of hours in the car with restless kids can make any parent sweat. But with a little planning (and maybe a secret stash of gummy bears), your summer road trip can go from stressful to surprisingly fun.
In keeping with a 'no one size fits all" approach, a Vanderbilt professor offers tips.
Be aware that taking away your child's phone can lead to emotional distress, a breakdown in communication and also undermine your trust.
In honor of Men's Health Month and Father's Day this June, make sure to check in on Dad's mental health.
AI powers personalized content, smart toys that listen and even fake videos that look real. Not to mention the companions. What's a parent to do?
