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The only back-to-school cell phone rules your kids really need
Caroline Knorr
Simple, easy-to-follow rules for every phone-carrying kid
Raising an Un-Trump: Don’t just shield your kids from Donald Trump — use him as a teaching tool
Alfie Kohn
The author of "Unconditional Parenting" breaks down a curriculum built around Donald Trump's worst qualities
Forget love and marriage before baby: New styles of parenting are revolutionizing the American family
Anna Sanford
A new national study reveals that more women are interested in parenting outside of the traditional family model
My teenage daughter is refusing the HPV vaccine
Laurie Lichtenstein
In the days leading up to the injection, my daughter looked up every anti-vaccine group and fringe website online
On being a part-time working mom
Lauren Apfel
I was a classic “opt-out,” a woman who traded in a potentially high-powered job to raise my children
Destin Daniel Cretton makes another sincere beauty with “The Glass Castle”
Max Cea
Cretton’s adaptation of Jeannette Walls’ 2005 memoir works on all levels
Yes, I know my kid is average
Lauren Apfel
If telling it like it is were an Olympic sport, my mom would medal in it — it gave me perspective on myself
How welfare’s work requirements can deepen and prolong poverty: Rose’s story
Kristin Seefeldt
Welfare restrictions worsen the spells of poverty
Here’s the secret to raising a safe, smart kid
Sierra Filucci
It's not lots of limits, but it's not being hands-off, either
No, I don’t want your unsolicited parenting advice
Carla Naumburg
"Momsplaining" happens on the playgrounds and soccer fields, in Mommy and Me classes, and anywhere moms congregate.
A new parent’s guide to social media
Caroline Knorr
Learn to navigate the ever-shifting landscape of social media safely and responsible
Why we need a return to moral politics: The GOP’s health care assault is only the latest example
Paul Rosenberg
Progressives must reclaim the tradition of Thoreau, Gandhi and King — and deny the right the moral high ground
“Playing House” gets serious — and keeps us laughing
Melanie McFarland
When an unwelcome visitor enters the house, everyone gets involved. Fortunately the playfulness continues
WATCH: A drunken hookup can lead to marriage. Just don’t expect a fairy-tale ending
Alli Joseph
The push and pull of marriage can be beautiful, says Sharon Horgan, co-creator of Amazon's "Catastrophe"
This former inmate is fighting for every prisoner’s right to a college degree
Victoria Law
Cheryl Wilkins demanded the chance to learn behind bars, and now she's making sure others get the same opportunity
We’ve been over Bill Cosby: He lost his credibility with the black community long ago
D. Watkins
The judgmental comedian lost many of us way before rape allegations shook his white audience
How my panicked trip to the ER exposed a major flaw in mental health care
Caroline Shannon-Karasik
As soon as the doctors confirmed there was nothing physically wrong with me, they sent me on my way
Dutch dads lean out: How taking “a daddy day” became the norm in the Netherlands
Rina Mae Acosta, Michele Hutchison
It's not only mothers who have achieved an enviable work-life balance, thanks to this innovative workplace policy
How families with two dads raise their kids
Andrew Leland
There may be fewer differences than initially thought
The 10 best father (mostly bad) and son films
Gary Kramer
Some immature or ineffectual, others fabulists, 1 narcissist, another downright malevolent but all dads to the core
WATCH: “Mean” dads make America better
Mary Elizabeth Williams
With a new memoir, comic Tom Shillue reveals what his tough-love upbringing got right
Where have all the children gone?
Karen J. Greenberg
America's never-ending war on terror has contributed to the instances of trauma suffered globally among children
Gwyneth Paltrow admits that even she doesn’t know “what the f**k” Goop is talking about
Katie Serena
Paltrow's "Jimmy Kimmel" confession underlines the dangers of living in the age of the Golden Goddess
The 15 parenting lessons of muddling through
Linda Kulman
If there's a secret to success when it comes to parenting, I don't know it. I do know you have to learn as you go
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