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Jimmy Kimmel is a grandfather: Comedian reveals daughter Katie welcomed her first child

Jimmy Kimmel · United States

Jimmy Kimmel is a grandfather: Comedian reveals daughter Katie welcomed her first child

54% Center coverage: 26 sources

Maternal warmth in early childhood shapes health through social safety

Maternal warmth in early childhood shapes health through social safety

61% Center coverage: 21 sources

Parental warmth and affection in early childhood can have life-long physical and mental health benefits for children, and new UCLA Health research points to an important underlying process: children's sense of social safety.See the Story

Experts say screen time is causing 'permanent damage' to children under 6

Experts say screen time is causing 'permanent damage' to children under 6

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Child health experts are calling for no screens at home or school for this age group 📺See the Story

The US Faces a Deadly Maternal Mental Health Crisis — and It May Be Getting Worse

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

A former teacher's journey from postpartum crisis to wellness revolution reveals why maternal mental health remains dangerously overlooked and how community can save lives.Mental Health · United States See the Story

Dak Prescott makes major life announcement

Coverage: 2 sources

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and his fiancee Sarah Jane Ramos made a major life announcement this past weekend. The two revealed that their daughter Aurora Rayne Prescott was born on May 22.Dallas, Texas · Dallas See the Story

7 Potty Training Products That Helped My Toddler Ditch Diapers in Less Than a Month—From $10

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Including the cutest potty chair with realistic flushing sounds. ParentsPotty training. I remember absolutely dreading that milestone, but also feeling incredibly excited at the thought of no longer having to buy diapers. Readiness for potty training varies among children, but for my son, it occurred between 2.5 and 3 years old, when he showed interest in using the “big potty.” After that, it was all hands on deck until about a month later when …United States · United States Read Article

Why Kids Are Calling Each Other Out for 'Glazing'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Today's teens have turned compliments into cringe.PARENTS/ GETTY IMAGESToday's teen slang might seem like complete gibberish, but you may be surprised by how many terms echo phrases from the past. For decades, people have used colorful language to describe someone who offers excessive flattery—think "bootlicking," "buttering someone up," and "kiss up."Now, teens and tweens across the country are putting a new name to all the praise: "glazing." O…United States · United States Read Article

This Mom Thinks Parents Need to Prioritize Free Play More Often—Here's Why She Might Be Right

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Mental health experts weigh on what types activities actually benefit kids. Fact checked by Sarah ScottParents/Getty ImagesKey PointsFamilies with young kids should balance extracurricular activities with down time and free playOverscheduling your kids can lead to stress and burn outRegularly check-in with your kids about their how they feel about their scheduleWhether they want to stimulate, entertain, or give their kids the best start in life,…Mental Health · Maryland Read Article

These Classic White Sneakers Have Been My Mom’s Go-To for Over 4 Decades—& They’re Only $36 Right Now

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

They’re currently on sale for just $36, too. ParentFor 43 years straight, starting when she was just a teenager, my mom has rocked the same pair of comfy sneakers. And you know what? It's taken me a full 39 years to recognize what a downright style icon my mother is. As it turns out, her signature Keds shoes are timeless, complement any look, and are downright comfortable to boot. Now that my eyes are open, I finally bought my own pair, even tho…Amazon · Toronto Read Article

9 Red Flags That Mean It's Time for Your Child to Find a New Therapist

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Reviewed by Laura Anderson Kirby, PhDPARENTS/ GETTY IMAGESEvery parent wants what is best for their child, especially when it comes to mental health. But finding the right therapist isn't always easy. In fact, you may need to try several different therapists before you find one that clicks with your child and meets your expectations. “A therapy relationship is like any other relationship,” says Nina Kaiser, PhD, a licensed psychologist and found…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

As a Dad, I’m a Little Annoyed This Mom Had To Defend Her Family Online Over This

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The online comment section can be both a reflection of norms and a distortion of reality. Parents/AzmanL via getty imagesThe saying, "laugh to keep from crying" can either lift a burden or worsen it, depending on the tone that's attached. When fostering a family, that saying can be appropriate in a lot of scenarios–and it can lead to some much needed solidarity. But in a culture where opinions can be shared with one click, it turns out even an a…United States · United States Read Article

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