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6 celebrity parents who voted with their kids 👏

We see you, Jessica Alba.

The best tech gifts for the *entire* family

From coding playsets to Google home, check out our favorites.

11 simple ways to raise grateful kids

4. Let them earn something.

14 tech-free holiday gifts for kids that inspire imagination

No batteries. No bells and whistles. No bright lights or loud noises.

What all parents should know about their kid’s eye health

Parents tend to neglect to schedule eye exams until their child complains of vision issues, but the reality is many children might not know what seeing clearly looks like.

Michael Bublé gets honest about fatherhood—and finding strength—during his child’s illness

"We got the diagnosis, and that was it man," Bublé explained. "My whole life ended."

What is W sitting—what every parent needs to know

W sitting is when a child is seated with their bottom on the ground, having their knees and feet behind them.

It’s science: Mama’s voice wakes up kids way faster than an alarm

There is something unique in a child's brain that actually enables them to hear their mother's voice.

Huge food recall for Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and Walmart—what parents need to know

What the FDA, manufacturers and experts are saying.

How to raise a child who loves food

2. Consider the sensory component of food

10 positive phrases Montessori teachers use instead of ‘good job’

4. "Tell me about your picture."

How to avoid the school lunch slump—and keep kids excited for their meal

Plus, some of our favorite recipes.

Alert, mamas: Target’s toy section is getting a major makeover

Just in time for Christmas.

This mom’s post about a toddler’s tantrum at Target goes viral for the best reason

Sometimes, it's okay to talk to strangers.

6 tips for helping your child adjust to their new glasses

Once you're ready to embark on this new vision journey, consider some of these tips when it comes time to talk to your child about their new specs.

8 expert-backed tips for boosting bilingualism from a young age

6. Take advantage of their sponge-like brains.

‘You can leave anytime’ is an important lesson from mom in this viral twitter thread

When a situation makes you uncomfortable, you can leave, no matter how young or old you are.

The perfect way to explain consent to kids—from a 3rd grade teacher

"I created the organization of the chart, but almost everything in it—the ideas, the quotes—those are things that were 100% generated by my students," Kleinrock says.

Mothers want to run in the mid-term elections but they’re facing a common problem: childcare

"I'm not running in spite of my daughter; I'm running because of my daughter," says Caitlin Clarkson Pereira.

11 practical tips to pick books for your advanced reader

The key is finding a book or series that's engaging, well-matched to your kid's literacy skills, and on target with their emotional development.