Mark Papados, YourTango Technology is everywhere, including your family’s communication style. The human brain is an amazing thing. It’s stored everything you’ve ever experienced, seen, heard, smelled or felt; and, each of these “files” is stored in a different area of […]
Deborah Ziff, US News More parents are waiting to have children later in life, meaning their savings goals for retirement and their children’s college education are often on a crash course. The average age of American women having their first child […]
Aarti Shahani, WNYC Before age 1 (ONE!), nearly half of kids play games or watch videos on a mobile device. That’s according to one recent study of families with young children published in the journal Pediatrics. By the time they’re […]
Jonathan Zimmerman, The New York Times “YOUTH is subjected by our civilization to aggressive sex stimuli and suggestiveness oozing from every pore.” So declared the education professor Clark Hetherington in 1914, condemning the proliferation of racy movies and tell-all magazines. […]
Lindsay Carlton, Fox News Most parents would agree that raising happy children is often easier said than done. Are you praising them too much or too little? Are you disciplining them enough? Teaching them the right skills? Trying to find […]
Marian Wright Edelman, Huffington Post “If you were to look down upon the world today, you would see a world divided by wars and natural disaster…you would think there is little hope…Even though there is a lot of bad in […]
Kadakkal Radhakrishnan, M.D., U.S. News & World Report Vitamin D is not only crucial for your child’s development, it’s also necessary for overall good health. But if you think your child is get is getting enough vitamin D, you could […]
Liz Weston, CBS News It’s getting to that time again when parents are hearing about what holiday gifts their children want. But this Christmas, our daughter will get a present she didn’t ask for and doesn’t particularly want: an investment […]
A. Pawlowski, Today Parents looking for a simple sanity saver may find it by adjusting their children’s bedtimes: Kids who fall asleep early are more likely to be healthier, and their moms have better mental health, new research has found. […]
Roni Caryn Rabin, The New York Times The “sex talk” isn’t easy for parents, but new research shows that adolescents who have talked to their parents about sex are more likely to use condoms and birth control. The finding stems […]
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