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Keep up with the latest news on what matters most to your family, from public health to parenting and maybe some celebrity gossip, too.

Jill Duggar on using birth control: ‘You need to do what’s healthiest and best for your family’

"Children are a blessing, but that doesn't mean that at all costs you should have as many kids as possible," says the former 19 Kids and Counting star.

Eva Mendes says parenting in a pandemic feels like running a hotel for their kids—and we so get it

But despite the challenges, Mendes isn't losing sight of what's important. "When we feel like we're just 'in it,' like all parents do during these times," she says, "we remind ourselves that these are the good times, because we're all together and we're all safe right now."

immigrant child with an officer

5 powerful ways we can help 545 immigrant children separated from their parents

"The tragic reality is that hundreds of parents were deported to Central America without their children."

The beautiful reason why Danish schools teach empathy to kids

For the past seven years in a row, Denmark has consistently ranked as one of the happiest nations in the world. Maybe the way they raise their children is the reason why.

Chrissy Teigen returns to social media after loss: ‘We are quiet but we are okay’

Just weeks after losing her son, Jack, Teigen thanks supporters: "love you all so much"

Savannah Guthrie was the mom we needed to moderate the president

During the first presidential debate, Twitter jokingly called for a mom to moderate. Guthrie delivered.

Mindy Kaling opens up about how hard it is to mother without your mom

"Not having a mom around to support me was torture," shared Kaling.

Motherhood makes you more courageous, says Meghan Markle

In a recent conversation with Fortune, the Duchess opened up about her new life.

What parents need to know about Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court hearing

If confirmed, the mom of seven will fill the seat vacated by the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bade Ginsburg.

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