PARENTING

Teen girl with ADHD won't get out of bed, stares at her phone and her parent is not sure how to help

She received a National Book Award for “A House Is a House for Me” and had bestsellers in the You Read to Me, I’ll Read to You series.

Day-in-the-life videos are the latest iteration of parents using social media to document their children’s lives and potentially gain massive audiences.

So much focus has been on teens and their mental health in recent years, but it looks like parents and caregivers are suffering just as much.

I had a really dysfunctional childhood so it is hard for me to compare, but, as a kid, I never expected that things would always go my way. Perspective, please?

Parents expecting their second kid should know that the math is a lot more complicated than 1+1.

Playgrounds have always reflected our values and understanding of childhood. Now they reflect the designs of kids, too.

Meghan Leahy, a parenting coach, author, mother of three, takes your questions about the all encompassing job we call parenting.

A kindergartener's snark has gone too far. The answer isn't just discipline for the child — but for the parents who have their own sarcasm problem.

Carys Roberts quickly wrote an invitation for her 4-year-old twins’ birthday party next month in Ontario. It went viral on TikTok.

I would like to occasionally get new toys and clothes for my girls without fanfare. My husband wants to wait until there’s a holiday and make it a celebration.

Middle adulthood is a time of life where we want to make meaningful contributions to the world around us through parenting, work, or both. Here's how to do it.

Meghan Leahy, a parenting coach, author, mother of three, takes your questions about the all encompassing job we call parenting.

She's very into makeup, hair, dresses, jewelry. But her parent wants her to care more about being beautiful on the inside.

Photographs chronicling the lives of two trans teen girls as they seek joy, belonging and self-discovery.

Should parents disclose a child’s diagnosis with the hope of educating people, or do they keep quiet and continue to navigate sometimes difficult situations?

Whether to let kids outside, what symptoms to look for and more answers as we contend with the haze.

I can ignore the countdown-to-registration camp emails because my kids are over it. But I can’t take three months off. This work pays our bills.