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Many Parents Still Track Their Adult Kids—Here’s When Experts Say It Becomes a Problem
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1181+ words) There’s no clear milestone for cutting off location tracking, so many parents just don’t. The more complicated question is what happens when a safety tool quietly becomes a permanent part of the parent-child relationship. Where’s the line between reassurance and…...
I’ve Tried Dozens of Baby Carriers—This One Is by Far the Easiest to Put On
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (667+ words) Babywearing just got a whole lot easier. During my time as a product tester at the Good Housekeeping Institute and a mom of one, I’ve tried out a fair share of baby carriers. Together with my daughter, we’ve tested everything…...
What Is a “Gummy Bear Mom”? Why This Relaxed Parenting Trend Is Taking Off
1+ week, 1+ day ago (380+ words) These parents have a relaxed attitude toward food, especially sweets. When it comes to the mom labels dominating social media right now, none sound as sweet as the Gummy Bear Mom. What’s she all about, though? According to TikTok, you’re…...
8 Best Double Strollers for Easily Getting Around With Two Kids, Based on 6 Years of Testing
1+ week, 1+ day ago (18+ words) Got both a baby and a toddler? Or twins? These are the best tandem, side-by-side, and all-terrain two-seaters....
Your Child Wants a New Video Game. Here's What to Look For Before You Say Yes.
1+ week, 3+ day ago (591+ words) Age ratings aren't enough. Here's what experts say parents should know before buying a game. Your child wants a new video game. Maybe it’s all the rage at school or a new release they learned about online. The cover art…...
These Kid-Friendly Console Games Are Actually Fun for the Whole Family
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1138+ words) After testing 37 games for more than 5,300 hours, these are the titles that kept us coming back. We evaluated everything from how fun and engaging each game was to the skills it can help encourage. You’ll find all types of games…...
Are Some Kids’ Video Games and Collectibles Teaching Them to Gamble?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (964+ words) Blind boxes, streaks, and ‘just one more try’ rewards can shape their behavior early. Shifts in Ronin Dawson’s behavior began almost immediately after he was introduced to mobile video games featuring battling robots and other cute characters. After playing the…...
The Research-Backed Reasons I'm Fine With My Kid Playing Video Games
1+ week, 3+ day ago (416+ words) We should be looking at video games as something that’s actually good for our kids. As a parent, though, I’m told I have to be wary of letting my daughter have too much screen time. Video games, other parents warn…...
I'm a Games Journalist and a Dad—Here's What Parents Get Wrong About Educational Video Games
1+ week, 4+ day ago (535+ words) Take it from a parent and a games journalist—there’s more out there than just math and vocab games. We Millennials were raised in the era of the computer lab, when Oregon Trail was a childhood touchstone, and Carmen San…...
What to Do When Your Adult Children Don’t Want Kids
2+ week, 1+ day ago (636+ words) It’s hard to properly mourn something that didn’t happen. “Adult children today are making reproductive decisions within very different cultural, economic, environmental, and personal contexts than previous generations,” adds Lauren Mahoney, Psy.D., a psychologist and adjunct assistant professor at…...