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Cohen takes on the narrative that we shouldn’t have kids in such a tough world, and that everything will be hard and awful.
Even though this profound moment, the first moment I saw my baby, was meant to be a celebration, I still couldn't attend.
Rest assured, mama: The majority of kids still place full trust in their parents, one study finds.
Repeat after us: "You do not have my permission."
But that doesn’t mean postpartum complications are normal.
Like a car revving its engine for days or weeks, excessive activation of the “fight or flight” response leads to long-lasting wear and tear on a child’s developing body. But it is possible to protect kids from the negative effects of trauma or ongoing stress.
The world needs more sensory friendly barber shops.
Some research shows that puberty is starting earlier—which means we need to prep for those big convos sooner than later. Here’s what to know.
Kids were less likely to get the virus at childcare centers than they were from people they lived with, research shows.
HEPA car air filters are the new must-have for commuters.
Exactly what to say when the questions start rolling in.
"The most happy moment in my life is at the same time the most terrible moment in my life because of what they did to me."
High levels of heading the ball were associated with changes seen in mild traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
As someone with multiple sclerosis, it’s hard to put a price on peace of mind.
Science tells us that glowing during pregnancy isn’t just in your imagination.
A tech CEO and mom of four shares the importance—and challenge—of doing so.
You’re going to need some tissues while watching this one.
All the noise and pummeling can be a little alarming. But lots of research suggests that regular roughhousing sessions make for happier, more successful children.
And no, it’s not sulfites.
Even more reason to lace up those sneakers.