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The popularity of baby name “Donald” is falling dramatically
Liz Posner
Experts say parents don't want to burden their children with the name
A mother confronts a world on fire
Frida Berrigan
Facing the future with trepidation in the age of Trump
Yes, you should hover! Why kids in school need helicopter parents
Susan Wise Bauer
Parents are cautioned against jumping in to solve their children's problems. But school is a special case
Salon’s author questionnaire: The 5 books you should read in January
Teddy Wayne
Stefan Merrill Block, Chloe Benjamin, Naima Coster, Jamie Quatro and Nathaniel Rich open up about their new books
Why are so many of our pets overweight?
Deborah Linder
Pet obesity often says more about an owner’s relationship with their pet than the animal itself
Make self-compassion your top New Year’s resolution
Kristin Neff
Try being kind to yourself, for a change
14 short-run podcast series that are perfect for a travel weekend
Ma'ayan Plaut
Have a few hours to kill? More podcasts are taking the miniseries approach
How to heal from the toxic triangulation of narcissists
Shahida Arabi
If you've suffered from a toxic relationship, identifying your self-worth is key to the healing process
How to raise boys not predators
Logan Levkoff
As the realities of sexual assault enter public consciousness, it's time to re-evaluate Parenting 101
NYC’s high school wars: Helicopter parenting hits a new peak
Andrew O'Hehir
"School choice" in New York has birthed a bizarre system that rewards parental madness and reinforces inequality
I’m done with competitive parenting
Mary Elizabeth Williams
My kids have never been overachievers, and I'm starting to be glad
Trump lovers are attacking LeVar Burton because they think he’s LaVar Ball
Gabriel Bell
This is where we are. God help us
You might perpetuate misogyny if you say this to a girl
Liz Posner
Let’s stop telling girls that boys bully them "because they like you."
You don’t need to be a shrink to understand Trump’s mind
Michael Bader
Someone who can never admit a mistake, or show remorse or guilt, is not emotionally healthy
Maybe it’s okay to judge parents after all
Gail Cornwall
Is passing judgment on someone else’s parenting all bad?
How to protect our children from victim blaming
Jamie Beth Cohen
My parents taught me how to keep myself safe. But they never told me if I got hurt, it wouldn’t be my fault.
“Stranger Things” and the sinister innocence of Reagan’s America
Kevin Smokler
Nostalgia isn't always a harmless enterprise, no matter how pleasurable it can be
The uphill battle facing “The Mayor,” ABC’s aspirational comedy
Melanie McFarland
ABC's comedy about a caring mayor should be winning more viewers. But it's struggling for a very standard reason
They thought they were going to rehab. They ended up in chicken plants
Shoshana Walter, Amy Julia Harris
Reveal investigates an Oklahoma recovery center called Christian Alcoholics & Addicts in Recovery, or CAAIR.
The wind shifts on abortion: A Republican governor leads the way
Amanda Marcotte
Illinois' GOP governor defies the right by allowing Medicaid to pay for abortion, and that's just the beginning
Why today’s teens aren’t in any hurry to grow up
Jean Twenge
In the past, kids couldn’t wait to get their driver’s licenses. Now? Not so much
“You don’t write like most women”: 5 authors on 5 exciting new books
Teddy Wayne
Salon gets answers from Holly Goddard Jones, Celeste Ng, Eleanor Henderson, Chelsea Martin and Gabriel Tallent
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