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More than three quarters of moms surveyed admitted to feeling “mom guilt” at least sometimes.
"Who am I now after the kids can survive on their own?"
People in the comments section were shocked that breastmilk can be bloody.
Being an average American family in 2024 means making the most money you've ever made but being the poorest you've ever been.
Parents, it's not your fault.
“He’s absolutely convinced that it’s unfair that he doesn’t get more time to play,” she says.
"In a neighborhood with children, why decorate your home with such horror?"
The 2023-24 flu season had one of the highest child death rates ever.
"You know what I love about you? How kind you are."
A new survey found that over half of parents take unpaid parental leave.
The change will automatically make teen accounts private by default.
The study is our first glimpse of the "neurobiological transition" that occurs during pregnancy.
"We did let her finish her Frappuccino. We're not mean."
"Someone needs to tell her that she can’t have other kids over if that’s how her kid behaves.'"
"These will help you de-escalate the situation, and immediately set you on the path for a positive interaction with your kid."
"I'm really holding everything in right now," she joked of her stunning floral gown.
"We know that when screens are in use—either by a parent or a child—there is less talking, teaching and reading."
"I just remember when my children were younger, all the LEGOs, all the Barbie shoes, all the little things that just got thrown away."
Let’s stop with the mom shaming already, guys.
Mom and dad said they realized how truly unprepared they were to have twins.
