Ayesha Curry found the perfect job with Honest Company

Her caption read simply: “dun&dun + one.” The announcement feels both personal and playful, a peek into a new chapter for the couple.

“I want my children to grow up―twenties, thirties, forties―and not having to learn social situations for the first time then.”

The entrepreneurial mama is now Honest Company's Brand Ambassador.

What does this change mean for kids in the classroom, and how can families stay protected if the policy moves forward?

The names in her daughter’s preschool class read more like a roll call from decades past

AI chatbots—programs that can sound like celebrities, mimic real friendships, and feel surprisingly personal. 

The clip shows hugs, laughter, and pizza by the slice—all in between shopping carts and a warehouse backdrop. 

It's important for parents to recognize that these reactions are not necessarily negative but are part of the child's way of processing the upcoming changes.

New safety tests from Consumer Reports reveal a serious concern: most toddler towers on the market failed when it came to stability and entrapment risks.

Getting toddlers and preschoolers to listen can feel like an uphill battle

The entrepreneurial mama is now Honest Company's Brand Ambassador.

Here’s how one dad saved his daughter—and the skills that can save yours, too.

A mom just sprinted barefoot across 100 meters of Lego to set a Guinness World Record—and parents everywhere know exactly how she built that skill

For millennial parents, Sesame Street’s YouTube debut feels personal

By calmly calling out the behavior, Huffman equipped her son with language

Sometimes the world’s most high-profile stages are the most unlikely places for pure, unscripted joy—especially when a baby is involved