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Screen time shock: Kids could spend 25 years on phones

World Health Organization

Screen time shock: Kids could spend 25 years on phones

92% Center coverage: 12 sources

Technology is integrated into nearly every aspect of our lives, and for younger generations, that connection starts earlier than ever. A study reveals that children today are on track to spend more than 25 years of their lives looking at their phones.As kids grow up in a digital world, online safety is becoming just as important as real-world safety. Yvette Romero understands this reality both professionally and personally. She works with the Pi…See the Story

Finding quality time together as parent more difficult, research suggests

Business · United Kingdom

Finding quality time together as parent more difficult, research suggests

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Nearly half of families plan to take more breaks this year than last, citing spending quality time together, a report claims.See the Story

Laura Rutledge: 5 Ways to Take Motherhood One Day at a Time

Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa

Laura Rutledge: 5 Ways to Take Motherhood One Day at a Time

Back when I would interview Coach Saban (former Alabama head coach) for ESPN, I remember him telling his team to “play one play at a time,” to focus on the moment in front of them instead of getting overwhelmed by the whole game. That wisdom stuck with me, and now that I’m a mom, I’m even more grateful for it. Motherhood, especially with little ones, is about showing up one moment at a time and celebrating the small wins that make up each day. T…Read Article

Fredericktown Library hosts end-of-summer reading program party

The Fredericktown Community Library is hosting a party to mark the end of its Summer Reading Program. The event will take place on Thursday, July 17th, 2025, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the library located at 1 Burgett Drive in Fredericktown.Attendees can expect refreshments, crafts, games, face painting, and a free book to choose from. The event is free and open to all ages.For more information, interested parties can contact the library at (740)…Fredericktown · Fredericktown See the Story

The 4-Letter Word that Gives Moms More Patience

I wake up many days vowing to practice patience with my kids. For me, that word “practice” takes the pressure off operating at an expert level and gives me the grace to recognize I’m a work in progress. Motherhood stretches us thin, and patience often feels like the first thing to go. That’s why I love a simple tool called HALT. Used in counseling circles, HALT is a quick self-check for emotional overload. It stands for Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Ti…United States · United States Read Article

7 Things That Matter Most for Real School Readiness

I started Googling “back-to-school tips” the year before my oldest daughter started elementary school. I found all the helpful hacks, like labeling water bottles and prepping lunches on Sundays. Those tips helped with the logistics, but I’ve learned that real school readiness goes deeper than checklists and new sneakers. What our kids really need is emotional readiness—confidence, resilience, and the social smarts to navigate a classroom full of…Read Article

Top 3 Pressures Teen Girls Face

I looked at my 15-year-old daughter, perched on a stool across from me, reviewing her Spotify playlist. “Hey,” I said. “I just read some interesting stats and wanna know your thoughts.” She glanced up. “Ready? OK, what do you think the biggest stressor is for high school girls?” Without hesitating, she said, “To be liked.” Hmm. I could see that. “What’s the next biggest stressor?” She waved a hand in front of her face: “Looking pretty. And fit.”…Spotify · Maryland Read Article

How to Protect Your Kid from Racy Content

As I settled into a desk in my son’s biology classroom during parents’ night, I spotted a list of TV shows on the whiteboard: Love Is Blind, Bridgerton, House of the Dragon, and a few more. Were my kids’ classmates watching them? It made me wonder, Did I shelter my teens too much? Was I behind the times? Having just finished watching one of these shows myself, I thought, Nah. My teens don’t need to watch these yet. At 14 and 16, I figured they c…Read Article

Stop Fixing Your Kids' Problems

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The 9 Overlooked Benefits of Raising a Challenging Child

“How are the kids doing?” my aunt texted. I replied, “Well, the older one received the Ingenuity Award at camp. I’m really proud of him.” My aunt reacted with an exclamation point. I added, “The younger one’s struggling a bit. Being his mom is humbling me.” My aunt replied, “I can relate. Your cousin was a difficult child. He always had me wondering if I was parenting wrong.” Do you have a child with a challenging behavior, academic or social st…United States · United States Read Article

How to Help Your Son Manage His Anger Before It Manages Him

When my friend’s typically easygoing second-grader started routinely jumping off the school bus and hitting her legs, she was shocked. And at home, small frustrations—like running out of his favorite snack or being asked to turn off a video game—often simmered over into big emotional outbursts. She couldn’t help but wonder, “Why is my son so angry?” A national poll from the University of Michigan found that many parents struggle to help their ch…United States · United States Read Article

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